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Using WCF to execute code and return objects to another CLR address space

After some reading, I compiled .NET Remoting, an obsolete API that was replaced by WCF.

I am writing an automation infrastructure and want to refer to DLLs using types / methods either locally or on some remote machine, and execute them without respect for where they run.

I thought Remoting is the way to go, since I assume that all the functionality is done on the proxy object, which makes it inconsequential if it is a local object or remote.

How can WCF perform this kind of action (if at all) or is .NET Remoting the way to go?

Or maybe some other option that I did not think about?

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There is no magic way to call a method that is completely transparent, no matter which machine you run it on, as far as I know, including .NET Remoting. However, WCF makes extensive use of proxies that are automatically generated from WSDL documents or directly referring to types / interfaces from the shared dll library.

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