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How do I create a restricted AppDomain?

I need to run some user-generated code. Needless to say, I don't want them doing anything interesting like opening files or access web sites. I hear that I can create a locked-down AppDomain that prohibits all this, but I don't know how to set it up.

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I've found an example of a Restricted App Domain. This may be enough to get you started.

Lucas McCoy  2009-10-04 04:32:40
That looks like what I need. Thanks.
Jonathan Allen  2009-10-04 08:16:01
@Grauenwolf: Then give me the accepted answer! I'm addicted to gaining rep! ;-) Glad I could help.
Lucas McCoy  2009-10-04 15:28:55

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