Direct application access to the creation of remote objects and their data.

Direct application access to remote method invocation.

Optionally cached on remote nodes.

Distributed deadlocks. Distributed deadlock detection uses a timeout to detect a deadlock. This implies that a distributed transaction will wait the entire value of the timeout value before a deadlock is reported. During this period of time the transaction is stalled.

For simple load balancing consider using a hardware based solution instead of the location transparent routing provided by distributed objects.