I have developed one scheduler which is creating new thread at each new event. In that thread based on some id one dll is loaded using System.AddIn.
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.
I\'ve been reading a lot about System.AddIn (a.k.a. Managed Add-in Framework).It lets you activate add-ins in different isolation modes, including separate AppDomains or separate processes.
I am currently developing an add-in system for a program I am writing, and have run into the issue of how the host and add-in should communicate on a common base. I use the System.AddIn namespace (pre
my application is loading addins dynamically and when i add a new module i need to Rebuild the Pipeline segments cache,
Does anyone know how to dispose of AddIns created using System.AddIn. All the examples online seem to show how to easily load and use an addin, but none show how to dispose of them once they\'re alive
I am working on a WPF application that is using System.AddIn to solve a memory leak issue we were having with a Windows Forms based control that was wrapped in a WindowsFormsHost control. The add-in i