Utilities for working with AppDomains.

Base implementation of IHost that performs argument validation.

An abstract base class for host factories.

Base implementation of IHostService that performs argument validation.

Attaches to a IHost to provide assembly resolution services.

Describes the runtime configuration of a IHost.

Describes an assembly binding redirection from an old version range to a new version.

Describes the location of the codebase of a particular assembly version.

Describes a dependent assembly configuration entry that optionally specifies the codebase, a publisher policy and binding redirects.

Describes an assembly name qualification configuration entry that maps an assembly partial name to its full name.

The type of exception thrown when hosting operations fail.

Provides utilities to interact with a RemoteHostService over a IClientChannel or IServerChannel.

Specifies a collection of parameters for setting up a IHost.

Provides utilities for working with hosts.

An isolated app domain host is a IHost the runs code within an isolated AppDomain of this process. Communication with the AppDomain occurs over an inter-AppDomain .Net remoting channel.

A factory for initialized IsolatedAppDomainHost hosts.

An isolated process host is a IHost that runs code within a new external process.

A factory for initialized IsolatedProcessHost hosts.

An implementation of IHost that runs code locally within the current AppDomain.

A factory for initialized LocalHost hosts.

An implementation of IHost that communicates with a RemoteHostService that resides in a different context using .Net remoting.

A remotely accessible host service.

A host represents an environment that may be used to perform various services in isolation.

A host factory encapsulates a policy for creating new IHost instances.

A host service enables a local client to interact with a remotely executing hosting environment.

A specialization of host service designed for hosts that are remotely managed.

Specifies where a IHost should store the temporary configuration file it generates when it is being initialized.