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The Manage Application Domains Page
An application domain is a boundary between objects in the same application scope, which is established by the CLR. Application domains provide the ability to isolate multiple applications running within a process. You can have multiple application domains loaded onto the CLR and destroy each of them independently without stopping and restarting Integration Server.
To display the Manage Application Domains page, open Integration Server Administrator as described in Accessing the webMethods Microsoft Package and, in the Administration menu, click Manage Application Domains.
The Manage Application Domains page displays the following information about the application domains loaded into the Microsoft .NET CLR.
Value or link
Description
Domain Name
The name of the application domain.
View Assemblies
A link to the View Assemblies page for the application domain. See The View Assemblies Page.
View Objects
A link to the Manage .NET Object Instances page for the application domain. See The Manage .NET Object Instances Page.
View Details
Information regarding the application domain such as Name, Started Time, Number of invoked methods and Last method invoke time.
Method Invoke Count
The number of times methods in the assembly have been invoked for the application domain.
Action
An action you can use to destroy the application domain. Click Destroy.
Note:
You cannot destroy the default application domain named webmDomain.