This article is intended for anyone who is considering using .NET Remoting as part of a distributed multitier application design. It describes the capabilities of the technology from the perspective of a developer who has both benefited from the convenient RPC mechanism it provides and suffered a little from its shortcomings. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with .NET Remoting, at least in conceptual terms if not practical usage. The Product Features section is useful for someone who wants to design something (possibly) using Remoting. The Best Practices section is useful for anyone who wants to build something using Remoting.
