Difference between .net remoting versus distributed com?
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Answer / Anita Choudhary
.NET Remoting is a higher-level technology for building distributed applications compared to Distributed COM (DCOM). While both provide interoperability and object-oriented programming support, .NET Remoting offers improved performance, stronger security, and better integration with the .NET Framework. DCOM, on the other hand, was designed primarily for component reuse across different platforms and is less commonly used in modern .NET applications.
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