AppDomains and the Assembly Resolver
AppDomains play a critical role in controlling the behavior of the assembly resolver. The AppDomain's properties control most of the assembly resolver's behavior. In fact, one stores the properties used by the assembly resolver in a single data structure of type AppDomainSetup, which is maintained on a per-AppDomain basis. The CLR exposes this data structure via the AppDomain.SetupInformation property.
Each AppDomain can have its own APPBASE and configuration file. By virtue of this fact, each AppDomain can have its own probe path and version policy. One can set the properties used by the assembly resolver either by using the AppDomain's AppDomainSetup property or by calling SetData and GetData with the right ...
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