What are server-activated objects?
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What are server-activated objects?
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Server-activated objects (SAOs) are remote objects whose lifetime is controlled by the server. These objects can be activated as SingleCall or Singleton objects. A SingleCall object is created for each client request. A Singleton object is created once on the server and shared by all clients.
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