What are Marshal-by-value objects?
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What are Marshal-by-value objects?
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Marshal-by-value objects are remotable objects that implement the ISerializable interface. The SerializableAttribute attribute is also used to specify the remote system to automatically serialize the object. When a client invokes a method on the Marshal-by-value (MBV) object, the MBV object is serialized and is restored on the client as a replica of the server-side object.
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