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How to execute code in different appdomains in tabcontrol in c# .Net 2.0?

Asked by cosie in C# Programming Language, Miscellaneous Programming, Microsoft Visual C#.Net

Tags: .net, c#, appdomain

Hi,

I'm working on a webbrowser like app in .net winforms 2.0 c#.
The main GUI of the app consists of a tabcontrol and all tab represents a different webpage - like a classic tabbed webbrowser.
Each tab has a different download thread, which downloads content and renders the page using winforms controls in the tabpage.
But when any tab crashes the whole app destroys...

I need to avoid to crash the whole ap, so I decided to move every page into a different appdomain.
So I have to move my page downloading and rendering code into a different exe and run it from a different appdomain. I have to pass the TabControl object and url to the new class to render it's child controls to the main tabcontrol...

How to do that???
Please send me a working sample code...





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