Domain Neutral Assemblies

re: Domain Neutral Assemblies

David Levine — Fri, 06 Aug 2004 05:25:00 GMT

Thanks for the detailed explanation; now I see why you need to cache binding failures. Do you only do this when evaluating a domain-neutral assembly or for all assemblies that are being loaded?

If the failure is cached for an assembly can the same assembly later be loaded into a different Load context using LoadFrom, e.g. from within the AssemblyResolve event? Are there other side effects that this policy imposes on assemblies loaded with Load or LoadFrom?

I ask because this will affect what I need to do when using plugins. Currently I do not need to destroy a plugin's appdomain if it cannot load a dependent assembly - I can load it later after it becomes available. If this policy affects all assemblies if I understand it correctly then the only option will be to unload the appdomain and try again in a new one.

Thanks and keep up the posts.

re: Domain Neutral Assemblies

Junfeng Zhang — Fri, 06 Aug 2004 13:33:00 GMT

This is done for all the assemblies. Otherwise it will be very confusing -- it is cached when the assembly is shared, but not when the assembly is not shared.

The caching is done on per load context per appdomain basis. So if the failure is on default load context, you can still load it through LoadFrom.

Yes, if the dependencies of one assembly misteriously show up later, and you want to pick up them, you have to restart the appdomain. Hopefully this kind of scenario will be rare.

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re: Domain Neutral Assemblies

Renugopal — Thu, 24 Nov 2005 07:29:48 GMT

i have some doubts on Domain Neutral Assemblies
the List are:
1)Domain Neutral Assembly can have Static data? if so how the Assembly data structure are maintained across Application Domain.
2)Domain Neutral Assembly applies only,if it is loaded in the Single Process or also applied across Multiple Process.
3) whether CLR Run All the .net Application into Single Process, because a process can have Multiple Application Domain.

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