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C# / CSharp Tutorial » Assembly » AppDomain   12. 1. AppDomain 12. 1. 1.  Creation of an application domain 12. 1. 2.  Use AppDomain to execute Assembly 12. 1. 3.  Get and set data to AppDomain 12. 1. 4.  Print All Assemblies In AppDomain 12. 1. 5.  Make a new AppDomain in the current process 12. 1. 6.  Handle AppDomain Event: DomainUnload and ProcessExit 12. 1. 7.  Create object using AppDomain.CreateInstanceAndUnwrap 12. 1. 8.  An object in another application domain 12. 1. 9.  Unloading an application domain 12. 1. 10.  Get AppDomain Current Domain Friendly Name 12. 1. 11.  marshall by value 12. 1. 12.  Marshal By Reference Object

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