What's singlecall activation mode used for in .net?
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Answer / Aqib Ashhar
SingleCall activation mode is used in .NET Remoting when a client calls methods on a remote object that are marked with the SingleCall attribute. This means that each call from a client to the same object on the server will be handled by a different thread on the server, but within the context of the same instance of the remote object. This mode is used to optimize performance when there's no need for stateful communication between the client and the server.
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