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How can new application domains be created?
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You create a new application domain using one of the overloaded CreateDomain methods in the System.AppDomain class.
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What is the AppDomainSetupClass used for?
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To provide the common language runtime with configuration information for a new application domain. An instance of this object is passed to one of the overloaded CreateDomain methods.
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What is the AppDomain class used for?
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Represents an isolated environment where applications execute.
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What information does the property AppDomainSetup.ApplicationBase provide?
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The AppDomainSetup.ApplicationBase property defines the root directory of the application. When the runtime needs to satisfy a type request, it probes for the assembly containing the type in the directory specified by the ApplicationBase property.
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What two methods in System.AppDomain can be used to load assemblies into application domains?
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1. AppDomain.Load
2. AppDomain.CreateInstance |
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What two methods in System.Reflection.Assembly can be used to load an assembly into an application domain?
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1. Load
2. LoadFrom |
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What method is used to unload an application domain?
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System.AppDomain.Unload
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What type of exception is thrown when a call to System.AppDomain.Unload fails?
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CannotUnloadAppDomainException
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What type of exception is thrown when an attempt to access an unloaded application domain occurs?
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AppDomainUnloadedException
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What is a default domain?
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The default domain is an application domain that is created automatically by the CLR every time it is initialized in a process. The default domain is not unloaded until the process shuts down.
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What property is used to retrieve configuration information about an an application domain?
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System.AppDomain.SetupInformation (returns an instance of AppDomainSetup)
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