One common reason is that they are more light weight than separate
processes, but still provide isolation. You can read more about application
domains here
I kinda understand how AppDomains work, just don't understand really why one
would use them. It's kinda like processes within a process in a way right?
Maybe if you could give me real life example of an application of AppDomain,
it would really help me understand where I could use it.
Cool, so it's basically just used for plugin scenarios...I thought that
maybe what it would be used for.
Thank you so much Christian for the help, I really appreciate it.
Best regards,
Craig
Well I don't know whether that's the only use for - I guess there are more
ways to use it (sandboxing other assemblies/applications, ...).
But that's what I'm working on now: a plugin manager (the n-th version, but
all I found so far don't match exactly), so it was easy to answer your
question at least with the articles I found.
And it helps learning .NET very fast/intensive to start such a task.
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