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When an object is created are these stored on the client CLR or in the Server CLR?
or if im completly off
where are objects stored after instantiation??
Thanks in advance
or if im completly off
where are objects stored after instantiation??
Thanks in advance
Last edited by Squirrel1984; Jan 14th, 2009 at 9:17 am. Reason: to say thanks :P
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In memory heap if it's reference type e.g (eobject from class), in memory stack if it's value type e.g (object from struct)
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yea ok.. so is the memory heap that you are referring to is that client side or server side?
so if I create an employee object or user object etc is that object being stored on the server or on the client node machine?
therefore when using an object are you still interfacing with the server??
so if I create an employee object or user object etc is that object being stored on the server or on the client node machine?
therefore when using an object are you still interfacing with the server??
Wherever the code is run.
So, unless you use .net remoting for a windows/mono app then most likely its on the client. But if you're talking asp.net (theres a forum for that) it would be the server end..
So, unless you use .net remoting for a windows/mono app then most likely its on the client. But if you're talking asp.net (theres a forum for that) it would be the server end..
Did I just hear "You gotta help us, Doc. We've tried nothin' and we're all out of ideas" ? Is this you? Dont let this be you! I will put in as much effort as you seem to.
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