You have a .NET Remoting object named BatchOrder. The BatchOrder class allows remote client applications to submit orders in batches. Each BatchOrder object holds state information that is specific to each remote client application. The BatchOrder class has overloaded constructors for initializing an object. You want to develop a server application to host BatchOrder objects. What should you do?
A.
Create a Windows service, and register BatchOrder as a client-activated object.
B.
Create a Windows service, and register BatchOrder as a server-activated Singleton object.
C.
Host BatchOrder in Internet Information Services (IIS) and create a Web.config file to register BatchOrder as a server-activated SingleCall
object.
D.
Host BatchOrder in Internet Information Services (IIS) and create a Web.config file to register BatchOrder as a server-activated object with an
infinite lease.