How to create 2nd AppDomain?

[JJ]

Can some one please explain me what do I need for creating a 2nd
AppDomain. I've been reading the .NET framework help and googling
around for examples, but don't really understand how the AppDomain
works.

I have a class MainForm, which is the mainprogram. The MainForm uses a
class RemotingServer which handles my remoting stuff. Now, I need to
put the RemotingServer to the a 2nd AppDomain, so that I can stop and
restart the remoting server without closing the whole serverprogram.
How do I do that? Do I need to compile the RemotingServer class into a
dll and use that somehow or...? How do I "start" and "stop" the 2nd
AppDomain. Please, can you give me a basic example how to create and
use a 2nd AppDomain with C#.

Also, I need to receive events from the 2nd AppDomain to my MainForm.
Is that possible?

I'd really appreciate any help.

Thank you.

[David Levine]

This faq explains much of what you need to know about appdomains.
http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/clr/AppdomainFAQ.aspx

Your questions about servers are not really appdomain questions.

"JJ" <ko******@st.jyu.fi> wrote in message
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Can some one please explain me what do I need for creating a 2nd
AppDomain. I've been reading the .NET framework help and googling
around for examples, but don't really understand how the AppDomain
works.

I have a class MainForm, which is the mainprogram. The MainForm uses a
class RemotingServer which handles my remoting stuff. Now, I need to
put the RemotingServer to the a 2nd AppDomain, so that I can stop and
restart the remoting server without closing the whole serverprogram.
How do I do that? Do I need to compile the RemotingServer class into a
dll and use that somehow or...? How do I "start" and "stop" the 2nd
AppDomain. Please, can you give me a basic example how to create and
use a 2nd AppDomain with C#.

Also, I need to receive events from the 2nd AppDomain to my MainForm.
Is that possible?

I'd really appreciate any help.

Thank you.