Using multiple domains in the same application

I have a web app that uses SessionManager to handle DO sessions but I also need to off load some work to additional threads. I cannot pass the SessionManager domain to these threads because they don't have access to the HTTPrequest object. I am creating a second domain using the standard Domain.Build which the threads then use to create sessions.

What are the problems with using two domains in the same app?

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asked Oct 23 '14 at 00:51

Nomad99
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edited Oct 23 '14 at 03:40

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Hi Nomad99.

There is no something special in use of two or more domains in single application. I see only one problem - you spend additional time to build second domain.

answered Oct 24 '14 at 03:28

Alexey Kulakov
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Also, You may think about building domain into some static field(or property) of class in Global.asax.cs. And then you can give this domain to SessionManager. If you can see this static field from additional threads, then you can use only one domain.

(Oct 24 '14 at 10:11) Alexey Kulakov

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