Answer Posted / virat
The COM+ Just-in-Time (JIT) Activation service allows idle
server resources to be used more productively. When a
component is configured as JIT activated, COM+ can
deactivate an instance of it while a client still holds an
active reference to the object. The next time the client
calls a method on the object, COM+ reactivates the object
transparently to the client, just in time.
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