Tushar Agrawal
What’s the difference between COM and DCOM?
By Tushar Agrawal in COM Interop on Aug 01 2006
  • Tushar Agrawal
    Aug, 2006 1

    Again, the question does not require strict answer. Any DCOM object is yet a COM object (DCOM extends COM) and any COM object may participate in DCOM transactions. DCOM introduced several improvements/optimizations for distributed environment, such as MULTI_QI (multiple QueryInterface()), security contexts etc. DCOM demonstrated importance of surrogate process (you cannot run in-proc server on a remote machine. You need a surrogate process to do that.) DCOM introduced a load balancing.

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