Operating systems and run-time environments provide application isolation to ensure that the code in one application does not adversely affect another application.
Isolating applications helps ensure that an application does not access the address space of another application.
In the .NET Framework, the CLR uses application domains to isolate applications.
Thus, an application domain is a secure unit of processing in the .NET Framework.
Microsoft .NET Remoting provides a framework to allow objects to interact with other objects residing in different application domains, different processes, and on different computers.
.NET remoting provides services, such as channels, formatters, object activation and life cycle, and object registration to achieve interaction between remote objects.
Channels are used as transport mediums when a client invokes a method of a remote object.
A remote object may provide more than one channel.
The client can select the channel that best suits its requirement.
Formatters are used to encode and decode messages before the channel transports the messages.
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