H

heap management, Virtual Memory Management

host control objects, Creating the Assembly Loading Manager and Host Control Object

host protection, CLR Hosting Managers, Annotate Your Libraries with the HostProtectionAttribute, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, The Host Protection Categories, The Host Protection Categories, The Host Protection Categories, Synchronization, Synchronization, Shared State, Shared State, Self-Affecting Process Management, External Threading, External Threading, User Interface, User Interface, "May Leak on Abort", "May Leak on Abort", "May Leak on Abort", Using the Host Protection Manager, Step 1: Obtaining the ICLRHostProtectionManager Interface Pointer, Step 1: Obtaining the ICLRHostProtectionManager Interface Pointer, Step 1: Obtaining the ICLRHostProtectionManager Interface Pointer, Step 2: Specifying Which Host Protection Categories to Block, Step 2: Specifying Which Host Protection Categories to Block, Step 2: Specifying Which Host Protection Categories to Block

annotation of .NET class libraries, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints

availability guideline for, Annotate Your Libraries with the HostProtectionAttribute

CAS compared to, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, Step 2: Specifying Which Host Protection Categories to Block

category overview, The Host Protection Categories

cocoon model with, Using the Host Protection Manager

defined, Step 2: Specifying Which Host Protection Categories to Block

EApiCategories enumeration, "May Leak on Abort"

exceptions generated by, Step 2: Specifying Which Host Protection Categories to Block

external process management category, Shared State

external threading category, External Threading

full trust exemption, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints

HostProtectionResource enumeration, The Host Protection Categories

ICLRHostProtectionManager, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, "May Leak on Abort", Step 1: Obtaining the ICLRHostProtectionManager Interface Pointer

limited .NET library annotation for, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints

manager., CLR Hosting Managers (see )

may leak on abort category, User Interface

purpose of, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints

scalability issues, The Host Protection Categories

security infrastructure category, External Threading

self-affecting process management category, Shared State

self-affecting threading category, Self-Affecting Process Management

SetProtectedCategories method, "May Leak on Abort", Step 1: Obtaining the ICLRHostProtectionManager Interface Pointer

shared state category, Synchronization

specifying categories to block, Step 1: Obtaining the ICLRHostProtectionManager Interface Pointer

SQL Server 2005 model, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints

steps for enabling, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints

synchronization category, Synchronization

user interface category, User Interface

host protection manager, CLR Hosting Managers, Programming Model Enforcement, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, "May Leak on Abort", Step 1: Obtaining the ICLRHostProtectionManager Interface Pointer

defined, CLR Hosting Managers

implementation, "May Leak on Abort"

pointer, Step 1: Obtaining the ICLRHostProtectionManager Interface Pointer

purpose of, Programming Model Enforcement

role, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints

host-implemented manager discovery, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll

HostExecutionContext property, Customizing Application Domain Creation Using System.AppDomainManager

HostExecutionContextManager, Creating an Application Domain Manager, Step 4: Get the ApplicationActivator

hosting API, CLR Hosts and Other Extensible Applications, A Tour of the CLR Hosting API, A Tour of the CLR Hosting API, A Tour of the CLR Hosting API, A Tour of the CLR Hosting API, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Initialization and Startup, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll, Programming Model Enforcement, Memory and Garbage Collection, Loading Code Domain Neutral, Loading Code Domain Neutral, Application Domain Management, Application Domain Management, Domain-Neutral Code, Associating an Application Domain Manager with a Process

abstraction layer nature of, Programming Model Enforcement

associating application domain managers with processes, Associating an Application Domain Manager with a Process

callbacks, Application Domain Management

CorBindToRuntimeEx., Domain-Neutral Code (see )

defined, CLR Hosts and Other Extensible Applications, A Tour of the CLR Hosting API

definition file, A Tour of the CLR Hosting API

domain-neutral code loading, Loading Code Domain Neutral

event handling, Application Domain Management

ICLRRuntimeHost, A Tour of the CLR Hosting API

initial COM interface of., Loading Code Domain Neutral (see )

LockClrVersion, CLR Initialization and Startup

managers., CLR Hosting Managers (see )

memory management., Memory and Garbage Collection (see )

mscoree.dll., Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll (see )

mscoree.idl, A Tour of the CLR Hosting API

table of functions, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll

hosting interfaces, domain-neutral assembly specification, Domain-Neutral Assemblies and the CLR Hosting Interfaces

hosting managers, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, CLR Hosting Managers, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll, Discovering Host-Implemented Managers, Discovering Host-Implemented Managers, Step 1: The Host Supplies a Host Control Class, Step 1: The Host Supplies a Host Control Class, Step 2: The CLR Queries the Host Control Class, Step 2: The CLR Queries the Host Control Class, Customizing Failure Behavior, Programming Model Enforcement, Programming Model Enforcement, Memory and Garbage Collection, Memory and Garbage Collection, Memory and Garbage Collection, Loading Code Domain Neutral, Loading Code Domain Neutral, Loading Code Domain Neutral, Customizing Application Domain Creation Using System.AppDomainManager, The AssemblyBindInfo Structure, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, "May Leak on Abort", Integrating the CLR with Custom Schedulers and Thread Pools, Hooking Calls That Enter and Leave the CLR, The Synchronization Manager

application domains., Customizing Application Domain Creation Using System.AppDomainManager (see )

assembly loading., The AssemblyBindInfo Structure (see )

CLR events manager, CLR Hosting Managers

CLR implemented, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost

CLR queries of host control classes, Step 1: The Host Supplies a Host Control Class

debugging manager, CLR Hosting Managers, Loading Code Domain Neutral

defined, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost

discovery of, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll

failure policy manager, CLR Hosting Managers, Customizing Failure Behavior

garbage collection., CLR Hosting Managers (see )

GetCLRManager method, Step 2: The CLR Queries the Host Control Class

GetHostManager method, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll, Step 1: The Host Supplies a Host Control Class

host implemented, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost

host protection manager, CLR Hosting Managers, Programming Model Enforcement, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints, "May Leak on Abort"

host-supplied host control classes, Discovering Host-Implemented Managers

I/O completion manager, CLR Hosting Managers, Loading Code Domain Neutral

ICLRControl, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll, Step 2: The CLR Queries the Host Control Class

IHostControl, Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll

interface nomenclature, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost

memory., Memory and Garbage Collection (see )

optional nature of, CLR Hosting Managers

primary interfaces of, CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost

programming model enforcement, Programming Model Enforcement

SetHostControl method, Discovering Host-Implemented Managers

synchronization managers, CLR Hosting Managers, Memory and Garbage Collection, Integrating the CLR with Custom Schedulers and Thread Pools, Hooking Calls That Enter and Leave the CLR

table of, CLR Hosting Managers

thread pool managers, CLR Hosting Managers, Loading Code Domain Neutral, The Synchronization Manager

threading managers, CLR Hosting Managers, Memory and Garbage Collection

HostRuntime assemblies, Cross-Domain Communication

hosts, CLR Hosts and Other Extensible Applications, CLR Hosting Managers, Programming Model Enforcement, Using the Default CLR Host, Cross-Domain Communication, Creating an Application Domain Manager, Customizing Application Domain Creation Using System.AppDomainManager, Step 4: Get the ApplicationActivator, Creating the Assembly Loading Manager and Host Control Object, Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager, Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints

API for., Programming Model Enforcement (see )

control objects, Creating the Assembly Loading Manager and Host Control Object

default., Using the Default CLR Host (see )

defined, CLR Hosts and Other Extensible Applications

HostExecutionContext, Creating an Application Domain Manager, Customizing Application Domain Creation Using System.AppDomainManager, Step 4: Get the ApplicationActivator

HostRuntime assemblies, Cross-Domain Communication

managers., CLR Hosting Managers (see )

protection., Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints (see )

security., Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager (see )

HostSecurityManager class, Creating an Application Domain Manager, Customizing Application Domain Creation Using System.AppDomainManager, Step 4: Get the ApplicationActivator, Runtime Enforcement of Permissions: Permission Demands and the Stack Walk, Runtime Enforcement of Permissions: Permission Demands and the Stack Walk, Runtime Enforcement of Permissions: Permission Demands and the Stack Walk, Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager, Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager, Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager, Code Access Security in the Cocoon Host, Code Access Security in the Cocoon Host, Step 4: Create an Application-Domain-Level Policy Tree

application domain managers with, Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager

calling with AppDomainManager, Customizing Application Domain Creation Using System.AppDomainManager, Step 4: Get the ApplicationActivator

cocoon sample implementation, Code Access Security in the Cocoon Host

DetermineApplicationTrust method, Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager

DomainPolicy method, Runtime Enforcement of Permissions: Permission Demands and the Stack Walk

Flags method, Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager

Flags property, Code Access Security in the Cocoon Host

HostSecurityManager method, Creating an Application Domain Manager

ProvideAssemblyEvidence method, Runtime Enforcement of Permissions: Permission Demands and the Stack Walk, Step 4: Create an Application-Domain-Level Policy Tree

purpose of, Runtime Enforcement of Permissions: Permission Demands and the Stack Walk