I have two assemblies, A.dll and B.dll.
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To cache a native image of A.dll with both methods precompiled, I believe I

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With the next version of MSFT SQL Server (Yukon) will the
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it seems for me that in Java world there is much freedom
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version 1.0. I test it by hosting the remoting component under a console
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