I have created a new AppDomain from within my window Service.
I need to pass some delegates to an instance of a class loaded in the other
appDomain.
With the way I currently do it, the delegates get called. HOWEVER, in the
second appDomain and not
in my main AppDomain.
The class that contains the delegates is derived from MarshalByRefObj ect.
Heeeeeelp!
Thanks :-)
========Snippet of my code =============
// ...
AppDomain gAppDomain;
gAppDomain = AppDomain.Creat eDomain ("FileAcquistio nRamitAppDomain ", null,
setup);
Object o = gAppDomain.Crea teInstanceAndUn wrap(
Assembly.GetExe cutingAssembly( ).FullName,
typeof(RamitRec eiveWrapper).Fu llName);
// local object to access object located in other AppDomain
RamitWrapperApp Domain = (FileAcquisitio n.RamitReceiveW rapper)o;
//
// initialize callbacks for customized treatments /// <----- here I pass
my delegates
//
gcbProcImg = new RamitReceiveWra pper.FProcImg(F ileReceiver.Sto reImage);
gcbExitRamit = new RamitReceiveWra pper.FExitRamit (FileReceiver.E xitRamit);
RamitWrapperApp Domain.DefineRa mitDelegates(re f gcbProcImg, ref
gcbExitRamit);
//...
1  3189 
Found it!
Method passed in delegate should not be declared static.
José
"José Joye" <jo*******@KILL THESPAMSbluewin .ch> wrote in message
news:u3******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... I have created a new AppDomain from within my window Service.
I need to pass some delegates to an instance of a class loaded in the
other appDomain.
With the way I currently do it, the delegates get called. HOWEVER, in the
second appDomain and not
in my main AppDomain.
The class that contains the delegates is derived from MarshalByRefObj ect.
Heeeeeelp!
Thanks :-)
========Snippet of my code =============
// ...
AppDomain gAppDomain;
gAppDomain = AppDomain.Creat eDomain ("FileAcquistio nRamitAppDomain ", null,
setup);
Object o = gAppDomain.Crea teInstanceAndUn wrap(
Assembly.GetExe cutingAssembly( ).FullName,
typeof(RamitRec eiveWrapper).Fu llName);
// local object to access object located in other AppDomain
RamitWrapperApp Domain = (FileAcquisitio n.RamitReceiveW rapper)o;
//
// initialize callbacks for customized treatments /// <----- here I
pass my delegates
//
gcbProcImg = new RamitReceiveWra pper.FProcImg(F ileReceiver.Sto reImage);
gcbExitRamit = new RamitReceiveWra pper.FExitRamit (FileReceiver.E xitRamit);
RamitWrapperApp Domain.DefineRa mitDelegates(re f gcbProcImg, ref
gcbExitRamit);
//...
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With the way I currently do it, the delegates get called. HOWEVER, in the
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in my main AppDomain.
The class that contains the delegates is derived from MarshalByRefObject.
Heeeeeelp!
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