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<ol> <li>The applicationDomain is more like a namespace, it groups class definitions and put them into a hierarchy: a domain can directly access the symbols in its own domain or in the parent domain, but not in child or sibling domains (or better: it can't do that directly - it must go through the applicationDomain object, asking the definition of a given class); when loading an external swf you can decide where to put the new symbols: a child domain (default), a new domain attached to the system (using null), the current domain, a domain attached somewhere else (explicitly passing the parent of the new domain). Note that new symbols will never overwrite symbols in the current domain, but the same name can exists in multiple domains. Unfortunately you cannot enumerate the classes in a given domain (well, at least I don't know any way to do it), but the common solution is to require (as in "The Plugin Interface") the presence of a well-known factory in each swf, which will return either the definition (Class) of the plugin or the plugin itself.</li> <li>You just have go get a reference to the object somehow (the factory), then it's just another object. There's no marshalling: the domain it's just a logical partitionning of the namespace (it's a tree branching of the system domain).</li> <li>No :) But be warned: it may easily turn into a hell for the GC, where unused domains cannot be unloaded due to references spread in other domain. I suggest taking a look at the multi-core PureMVC framework, possibly with pipes for ensuring a strict separation between the plugins.</li> </ol> Btw, Flash Player also a concept of security domain, but I actually never touched it, so I don't known what the possibilities are here.
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