I\'ve just took over a bunch of windows services (on server no. 1) and web applications (on server no.2) on two servers. All those application use a great deal of the same core libraries. I woul开发者
Let me explain the scenario first. I have installed multiple copies (Say 10) of Services from a single install base. Now I want to update one of the dll. I need to Stop all the services, update the d
I have an application that has reference to Microsoft.Data.SqlXml.dll assembly (part of SQLXML). But on different machines, depending on whether it\'s live environment or test, or developers local PC,
I encounter a problem with the JSON.Net serialization library and I wanted opinion of people more expert than me in CAS and AppDomain management.
Let\'s say I have a library Lib.dll, which uses Castle.Windsor to initialize its services. I have a main application App.exe, which loads Lib.dll on runtime using reflection. App.exe does not know th
Example: Console application: class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { var calculator = ObjectFactory.GetInstance<ICalculator>();
My current understanding of IIS: An application pool maintains a collection of worker processes (Operating system processes), within each worker process there is one or more app domains.
I\'ve built up an application that works using the System.AddIn APIs.Add-ins are currently activated in an external AppDomain with Internet trust.
Because not all the classes used in the class I want to instantiate are serializable I can\'t unwrap.
I\'m trying to sending data from newDomain to cureentDomain. I used DoCallBack for loading list of .dll and extract file&assembly information as Dictionary type.