Less Useful COM+ Services
Unfortunately, not every COM+ feature is as easy to use as instance management and automatic transactions. Although in principle it is possible to use any COM+ feature with a .NET-serviced component, some place additional restrictions, don’t play well with other .NET technologies, or just aren’t needed anymore.
The following sections describe several features of COM+ that .NET developers probably won’t use, at least in this release of .NET. Keep in mind that these are general recommendations only. You might develop a design that uses one or more of these features effectively. However, most of these features are constrained by .NET interop issues and aren’t as important as they are in the COM-based world of programming. ...
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