Explain loosely coupled events?
Answer / swapna
Loosely coupled events enable an object (publisher) to
publish an event. Other objects (subscribers) can subscribe
to an event.
COM+ does not require publishers or subscribers to know
about each other. Therefore, loosely coupled events greatly
simplify the programming model for distributed
applications.
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