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Welcome to the AppDomainSample. This is a Sample App which accompanies the 2 part article Working with AppDomain and Working with AppDomain Part 2 to help understand it. This Sample App also serves as a scaffold to help jump-start projects that works with AppDomain in mind.

List of commands available from the Sample App:

1. domain -new [domain name]

   e.g domain -new test1. This will create a new child domain with the name “test1″ and start the auto counter

2. domain -unload [domain name]

   e.g domain -unload test1. This will unload the domain with the name “test1″

3. ref -show [domain name]

   e.g ref -show test1. This will show the value of the ReferencedObject in domain “test1″ and that of the copy residing in host domain

4. ref -set [domain name] -value [string value]

   e.g ref -set test1 -value 10 – This will set a value of ReferencedObject in domain “test1″ to “10″

5. var -show [domain name]

   e.g var -show test1 – This will show the value of the SerializableObject in domain “test1″ and that of the copy residing in host domain

6. var -set [domain name] -value [string value]

   e.g var -set test1 -value 10 – This will set a value of SerializeableObject in domain “test1″ to “10″

7. var -refresh [domain name]

   e.g var -refresh test1 – This will get the SerializeableObject from Child Domain to update to the Host Domain

8. var -tryget [domain name]

   e.g var -tryget test1 – This will attempt to get the NonSerializeableObject from Child Domain to to the Host Domain. This will throw an exception which will be caught and displayed on console.