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In doing some research it is said that a singleton is bounded to the appdomain that created it.

But im experiencing and issue where my singleton is crossing appdomains. Now both my appDomains are created and load completly different assemblies in them and run their interface.

But they both inherit the another assembly which contains a singleton object.

So im just wondering that since both of these dlls that are loaded into seperate appdomains but use a singleton object that is located same referenced dll, is that why my singleton gets overridden?


Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Andrew
Jun 23 '07 #1
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