Is there a way to build a process that recycles individual AppDomains
that die from unhandled exceptions? The goal is to not have to tear
down the entire process - we just want to tear down and optionally
restart the AppDomain that threw the unhandled exception.

I would like to know what is faster delegates or interfaces

I have come across an example where the following compiles in ms.net:
.locals init([0]unsigned int8 _loop_param,
               [1]unsigned int8 _loop_limit,
               [2]unsigned int8 _loop_param,

Is there a way I can find the objects being retained in the heap ?
Something like an "object walker" that enumerates the "alive" objects,
eventually with a list of the objects that reference them (reason for not
being collected).

I am looking for support for parsing and generating a mime stream in
CLR. One of the scenarios which will better explain my requirements is
User types some data in an HTML enabled text control. I take this data and
converty it into multipart mime message and store the multipart ...

Hi Friends,
I am facing trouble with dynamically compiling C# source files. Here is the
example:
Following command works:

       Is it true that the CLR sometimes can't throw the run time
exception? Cause I have just encountered a problem that my program has some
unexpected behaviours. After adding try-catch block to many pieces of code.
It catches an array index out of bound exception. I am using ...