Hi,
i tried to load an assembly to an appdomain. The data output is
correctly but the assembly is still in use after unloading the appdomain...
What am I doing wrong?
Please help!
My current code:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Assembly
Dim AssemblyToLoad As [Assembly]
Dim ClassLibraryMod ule As [Module]
Dim FormType As Type
Dim AssemblyForm As Form
Dim PublicField As FieldInfo
' Application Domain
Dim AppdomainSetup As New AppDomainSetup
Dim baseEvidence As Evidence = AppDomain.Curre ntDomain.Eviden ce
Dim evidence As New Evidence(baseEv idence)
Dim newDomain As AppDomain
' Files
Dim Directory As Directory
Dim ModuleName As String
Dim File As File
ModuleName = "Testmodule.dll "
' Load assembly from file
AppdomainSetup. ApplicationBase = Application.Sta rtupPath
AssemblyToLoad = [Assembly].LoadFrom(Modul eName, evidence)
newDomain = AppDomain.Creat eDomain("Module ", evidence, AppdomainSetup)
' Load the class library
ClassLibraryMod ule = AssemblyToLoad. GetModule(Modul eName)
' define start form
ModuleName = Replace(ModuleN ame, ".dll", "", , , CompareMethod.T ext)
FormType = ClassLibraryMod ule.GetType(Mod uleName & ".Frm_Main" )
PublicField = FormType.GetFie ld("Build")
msgbox("Current build: " & PublicField.Get Value(PublicFie ld))
newDomain.Unloa d(newDomain)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
3  1667 
You have to wrap all accesses to the other assembly within a remoted object
running in the context of the second appdomain.
"Andy" <an*******@zwic kau-net.de> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. .. Hi,
i tried to load an assembly to an appdomain. The data output is correctly
but the assembly is still in use after unloading the appdomain...
What am I doing wrong?
Please help!
My current code:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Assembly
Dim AssemblyToLoad As [Assembly]
Dim ClassLibraryMod ule As [Module]
Dim FormType As Type
Dim AssemblyForm As Form
Dim PublicField As FieldInfo
' Application Domain
Dim AppdomainSetup As New AppDomainSetup
Dim baseEvidence As Evidence = AppDomain.Curre ntDomain.Eviden ce
Dim evidence As New Evidence(baseEv idence)
Dim newDomain As AppDomain
' Files
Dim Directory As Directory
Dim ModuleName As String
Dim File As File
ModuleName = "Testmodule.dll "
' Load assembly from file
AppdomainSetup. ApplicationBase = Application.Sta rtupPath
AssemblyToLoad = [Assembly].LoadFrom(Modul eName, evidence)
newDomain = AppDomain.Creat eDomain("Module ", evidence, AppdomainSetup)
' Load the class library
ClassLibraryMod ule = AssemblyToLoad. GetModule(Modul eName)
' define start form
ModuleName = Replace(ModuleN ame, ".dll", "", , , CompareMethod.T ext)
FormType = ClassLibraryMod ule.GetType(Mod uleName & ".Frm_Main" )
PublicField = FormType.GetFie ld("Build")
msgbox("Current build: " & PublicField.Get Value(PublicFie ld))
newDomain.Unloa d(newDomain)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi,
sorry, but i couldn't follow your advice. Could you explain that to me
stricter?
Thanks,
Andy
David Levine wrote: You have to wrap all accesses to the other assembly within a remoted object
running in the context of the second appdomain.
"Andy" <an*******@zwic kau-net.de> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. .. Hi,
i tried to load an assembly to an appdomain. The data output is correctly
but the assembly is still in use after unloading the appdomain...
What am I doing wrong?
Please help!
My current code:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Assembly
Dim AssemblyToLoad As [Assembly]
Dim ClassLibraryMod ule As [Module]
Dim FormType As Type
Dim AssemblyForm As Form
Dim PublicField As FieldInfo
' Application Domain
Dim AppdomainSetup As New AppDomainSetup
Dim baseEvidence As Evidence = AppDomain.Curre ntDomain.Eviden ce
Dim evidence As New Evidence(baseEv idence)
Dim newDomain As AppDomain
' Files
Dim Directory As Directory
Dim ModuleName As String
Dim File As File
ModuleName = "Testmodule.dll "
' Load assembly from file
AppdomainSetup. ApplicationBase = Application.Sta rtupPath
AssemblyToLoad = [Assembly].LoadFrom(Modul eName, evidence)
newDomain = AppDomain.Creat eDomain("Module ", evidence, AppdomainSetup)
' Load the class library
ClassLibraryMod ule = AssemblyToLoad. GetModule(Modul eName)
' define start form
ModuleName = Replace(ModuleN ame, ".dll", "", , , CompareMethod.T ext)
FormType = ClassLibraryMod ule.GetType(Mod uleName & ".Frm_Main" )
PublicField = FormType.GetFie ld("Build")
msgbox("Current build: " & PublicField.Get Value(PublicFie ld))
newDomain.Unloa d(newDomain)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
This link does a pretty good job of explaining the basic concepts. http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/clr/AppdomainFAQ.aspx
"Andy" <an*******@zwic kau-net.de> wrote in message
news:Op******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl... Hi,
sorry, but i couldn't follow your advice. Could you explain that to me
stricter?
Thanks,
Andy
David Levine wrote: You have to wrap all accesses to the other assembly within a remoted
object running in the context of the second appdomain.
"Andy" <an*******@zwic kau-net.de> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. .. Hi,
i tried to load an assembly to an appdomain. The data output is
correctly but the assembly is still in use after unloading the
appdomain...
What am I doing wrong?
Please help!
My current code:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Assembly
Dim AssemblyToLoad As [Assembly]
Dim ClassLibraryMod ule As [Module]
Dim FormType As Type
Dim AssemblyForm As Form
Dim PublicField As FieldInfo
' Application Domain
Dim AppdomainSetup As New AppDomainSetup
Dim baseEvidence As Evidence = AppDomain.Curre ntDomain.Eviden ce
Dim evidence As New Evidence(baseEv idence)
Dim newDomain As AppDomain
' Files
Dim Directory As Directory
Dim ModuleName As String
Dim File As File
ModuleName = "Testmodule.dll "
' Load assembly from file
AppdomainSetup. ApplicationBase = Application.Sta rtupPath
AssemblyToLoad = [Assembly].LoadFrom(Modul eName, evidence)
newDomain = AppDomain.Creat eDomain("Module ", evidence, AppdomainSetup)
' Load the class library
ClassLibraryMod ule = AssemblyToLoad. GetModule(Modul eName)
' define start form
ModuleName = Replace(ModuleN ame, ".dll", "", , , CompareMethod.T ext)
FormType = ClassLibraryMod ule.GetType(Mod uleName & ".Frm_Main" )
PublicField = FormType.GetFie ld("Build")
msgbox("Current build: " & PublicField.Get Value(PublicFie ld))
newDomain.Unloa d(newDomain)
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