- Customizing the Microsoft® .NET Framework Common Language Runtime
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. CLR Hosts and Other Extensible Applications
- 2. A Tour of the CLR Hosting API
- CorBindToRuntimeEx and ICLRRuntimeHost
- CLR Hosting Managers
- CLR Initialization and Startup
- Other Unmanaged Functions on mscoree.dll
- Hosting Manager Discovery
- Overview of the Hosting Managers
- Summary
- 3. Controlling CLR Startup and Shutdown
- The CLR Startup Configuration Settings
- Setting the Startup Options Using CorBindToRuntimeEx
- Starting the CLR
- Handling Failures from CorBindToRuntimeEx
- Deferring CLR Initialization and Startup
- The CLR and Process Lifetime
- Summary
- 4. Using the Default CLR Host
- 5. Using Application Domains Effectively
- The Role of Application Domains
- Application Domain Structure
- Guidelines for Partitioning a Process into Multiple Application Domains
- Application Domain Managers
- Application Domains and Threads
- Unloading Application Domains
- Summary
- 6. Configuring Application Domains
- 7. Loading Assemblies in Extensible Applications
- Concepts and Terminology
- Loading Assemblies by Assembly Identity
- Architecture of an Extensible Application Revisited
- System.Reflection.Assembly and CLR Remote Calls
- Recommendations for Loading Assemblies in Extensible Applications
- Step 1: The Extensible Application Is Made Aware of the New Add-In
- Step 2: An Application Domain Is Chosen in Which to Load the New Add-In
- Step 3: The Application Domain Manager in the Target Domain Is Called to Load the Add-In
- Step 4: The Application Domain Manager in the Target Domain Loads the Add-In
- Using Assembly.Load and Related Methods
- How the CLR Locates Assemblies
- Using Fuslogvw.exe to Understand How Assemblies Are Located
- Common Assembly Loading Exceptions
- Partially Specified Assembly References
- Architecture of an Extensible Application Revisited
- Loading Assemblies by Filename
- Loading Assemblies Using ICLRRuntimeHost
- Capturing Assembly Load Events
- Versioning Considerations for Extensible Applications
- Summary
- 8. Customizing How Assemblies Are Loaded
- 9. Domain-Neutral Assemblies
- 10. Extending the CLR Security System to Protect Your Extensible Application
- An Overview of Code Access Security
- Customizing the Code Access Security System Using a HostSecurityManager
- Code Access Security in the Cocoon Host
- Associating Evidence with an Application Domain
- The AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers Attribute
- Summary
- 11. Writing Highly Available Microsoft .NET Framework Applications
- 12. Enforcing Application-Specific Programming Model Constraints
- 13. Managing How the CLR Uses Memory
- 14. Integrating the CLR with Custom Schedulers and Thread Pools
- About the Author
- Index
- About the Author
- Copyright
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