Transferring objects between two independed applications (C#)

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Hi, is it possible to transfer a object from one application to another (in C#)?

I'm working with a CAD API. The initialization of that API takes a few seconds (10 - 15). Would be nice if I could initialize the object only once in App1 and call it up from App2 whenever I need it.

Any ideas? Thanks!

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