/// <summary>
/// Executes an function with a single parameter in another AppDomain
/// and returns the result. Note that any lambdas passed must be serializable.
/// That implies they should not reference local variables of the method calling
/// Execute. If the lambda accesses member fields of the calling method's class,
/// that class must be marked as [Serializable].
/// </summary>
public static TResult Execute <TArgument, TResult>(
this AppDomain domain, TArgument argument,
Func <TArgument, TResult> function)
{
var result = RemoteDomainExecutor.ExecuteIn(domain, argument,
function);
return(result);
}
/// <summary>
/// Executes an action in another AppDomain. Note that any lambdas
/// passed must be serializable. That implies they should not reference local
/// variables of the method calling Execute. If the lambda accesses member
/// fields of the calling method's class, that class must be marked as
/// [Serializable].
/// </summary>
public static void Execute(this AppDomain domain, Action action)
{
RemoteDomainExecutor.ExecuteIn(domain, action);
}
/// <summary>
/// Executes an action with a parameter in another AppDomain. Note that
/// any lambdas passed must be serializable. That implies they should not
/// reference local variables of the method calling Execute. If the lambda
/// accesses member fields of the calling method's class, that class must be
/// marked as [Serializable].
/// </summary>
public static void Execute <T>(this AppDomain domain, T argument,
Action <T> action)
{
RemoteDomainExecutor.ExecuteIn(domain, argument, action);
}