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Simplest way to make cross-appdomain call?

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I need to call a method of object in another appdomain (pass param and get result). Ideas?

UPD both AppDomain's are created not by my code (host app creates it, and then my code gets called). How I can get access to one AppDomain from another?

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user626528 Avatar asked Jun 05 '11 11:06

user626528


2 Answers

If you created an object in another domain e.g. with AppDomain.CreateInstanceAndUnwrap, all you need to call the object in another domain is to call an object's method.

The simplest way to make a cross-application domain call is just to make a call directly on that object, which actually is exposed from another domain via its proxy, existing in another domain.

UPD
Unfortunately getting the host domain is not that easy. You should enumerate domains like this and find among them the host one. I suppose that your host domain is the one for which the method AppDomain.IsDefaultAppDomain returns true.

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Centro Avatar answered Sep 25 '22 23:09

Centro


This is usually achieved using AppDomain.DoCallBack. You need to make sure that if you want to pass parameters, you need to create a serializable object, whose method you pass to the method described above. In the callback method you can perform another AppDomain callback to pass the result back to the original AppDomain.

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Oliver Hanappi Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 23:09

Oliver Hanappi