| What Wade is saying is that if you're using Cocoa's distributed objects mechanism, you can take advantage of NSDistantObject, which allows any *object* (not raw bytes) to be referred to remotely from the other application, taking care of the data transit transparently.
Daniel In other words, I want the client to call a method in the remote Distributed Object and have the remote method execute a command and return a buffer of characters (the results) of size N bytes.
So, you can't return an NSData instance because...?
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