I have an assembly which generates a Form (it is a client-software). I can build an app getting and starting (Show) that form without any problem. But I cannot start that Form twice because the assemb
I am developing an application that is totally modular. These modules are in different .dlls and run in different application domains.
I have a scenario where I would want a plugin to construct a LINQ (to objects) query, send it across a开发者_StackOverflown appdomain and then apply and run it against a collection of my choosing
I haven\'t worked much with remoting so excuse this rather rudimentary question, If I derive a class from an abstract class marked as [Serializable] (for passing the data across an appdomain), does th
I am building a windows service to host a WCF service, and I am using : var ServicesToRun = new ServiceBase[]
I am creating a plugin system and I am creating one AppDomain per plugin.Each plugin has its own directory with its main assemblies and references.The main assemblies will be loaded by my plugin loade
I have an application that creates a new app domain like this: private static AppDomain domain = null;
I\'m using an unmanaged library written in C++. The library has a managed C++ (CLI) wrapper, and I\'m using the library from managed code. The unmanaged library (including the CLI wrapper) is written
I\'m an intermediate C# programmer and I\'m getting ready for Exam 70-536, my question is where I can find a good example about windows services built in .net platform.
I have an application that loads external assemblies which I have no control over (similar to a plugin model where other people create and develop assemblies that are used by the main application).It
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