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I have a property whose instance I want to be in other domain. public ModuleLoader Loader { get { if(_loader == null) _loader = (ModuleLoader)myDomain.CreateInstanceAndUnwrap( this.GetType().Assembly.FullName, "ModuleLoader", false, System.Reflection.BindingFlags.CreateInstance, null, null, null, null); System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Is proxy={0}", RemotingServices.IsTransparentProxy(_loader)); //writes false _loader.Session = this; return _loader; } } This works fine. But I assume all the method calls on _loader instance will invoke in other domain (myDomain). But when I run following

I understand roughly what an AppDomain is, however I don't fully understand the uses for an AppDomain. I'm involved in a large server based C# / C++ application and I'm wondering how using AppDomains could improve stability / security / performance. In particular: I understand that a fault or fatal exception in one domain does not affect other app domains running in the same process - Does this also hold true for unmanaged / C++ exceptions, possibly even heap corruption or other memory issues. How does inter-AppDomain communication work? How is using AppDomains different from simply spawning

I have a .NET application in which assemblies in separate AppDomains must share serialized objects that are passed by value. Both assemblies reference a shared assembly that defines the base class for the server class and also defines the base class for the entiy type that will be passed between domains: public abstract class ServerBase : MarshalByRefObject { public abstract EntityBase GetEntity(); } [Serializable] public abstract class EntityBase { } The server assembly defines the server class and a concrete implemetation of the entity type: public class Server : ServerBase { public override

I'd like to create a plug-in architecture where I can limit an assemblies API to something very restricted, i.e. only allow a whitelist of functions. Is it possible to restrict what functions/methods a plug in assembly can call? Can I do it using AppDomains? Does anyone have a simple example? Anderson Imes .NET has added the "Managed Addin Framework" that might fit the bill. It has the following features: Isolation . Plugins run in their own AppDomain if desired, or even their own process if you need that level of isolation. Contractual communication . You setup contracts and this is the only

I am building a .net C# console program to deploy file to a windows file share server (folder that is being shared). The path is :: \\192.168.0.76\htdocs\public On running I am getting the error: [09:35:29]: [Step 1/3] Unhandled Exception: System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path '\\192.168.0.76\htdocs\public' is denied. [09:35:29]: [Step 1/3] at DeployFileShare.Program.CopyDir(String source, String dest, String[] exclude, Boolean overwrite) [09:35:29]: [Step 1/3] at DeployFileShare.Program.Deploy(String num, String source) [09:35:29]: [Step 1/3] at DeployFileShare.Program.Main