I have a thread-safe object which is part of an API previously used in windows service/client scenarios. This thread-safe object is essentially a singleton and stored in a static variable so that all
I want to host an exe in an appdomain and assign a C开发者_C百科PU and Memory cap to it so that it does not use more than the assigned processing power. Is this possible to do and how?You can\'t cap t
I\'m trying to create a sandboxed AppDomain for loading extensions/plugins.I have a MarshalByRefObject that in instantiate inside the appdomain to load the dll.I\'m getting SecurityExceptions when try
A little background I\'m working on an .net application that\'s uses plugins heavily, the application can request data from the plugins that is then sent back and displayed by the application.
from what I\'ve understood so far, by reading this doc for instance : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404279.aspx, Shadow copy is a feature that allows the use of an assembly while currently
I have a problem with a solution that I\'m trying to develope. This is my scenario: I have a VB6 application and I would call from this application some WPF windows. I\'ve used the Interop Form Librar
I am working on a project to evaluate tokenized user-defined expressions of varying complexity, using C# as the scripting language.
I can receive events, using the AppDomain.AssemblyLoad event, but only for a particular app domain.If I have appdomains that recursively create more appdomains,开发者_JAVA百科 I believe my AssemblyLoa
I am not sure if this is possible but I would want something similar to loading the Host\'s domain manager to my new AppDomain. There is no Domain Manager for a newly created AppDomain. Owing to this
When I create a new AppDomain using AppDomain.CreateDomain in C#, will static constructors be called as asseblies are loaded inside the newly created AppDomain?
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