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Answer Posted / zubeir
There are two kind of components: in-process and out-of-
process. This is identified by where the component runs
when it is invoked. That is, (i) if a component sits inside
the calling process's address space, it is an in-process
component and (ii) if a component runs in its own address
space when invoked, it is an out-of-process component.
The data transmission between out-of-process component and
the calling process must be carried out by some IPC
mechanism while it is not required for the other one.
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