Each AppDomain has its own instance of the HttpRuntime class—the entry point in the pipeline. The HttpRuntime object initializes a number of internal objects that will help carry the request out. Helper objects include the cache manager (the Cache object) and the internal file system monitor used to detect changes in the source files that form the application. The HttpRuntime creates the context for the request and fills it up with any HTTP information specific to the request. The context is represented by an instance of the HttpContext class.

Thanks.

Do you know if there is a way to share an app domain across multiple IIS sites?

Essentially, I need to have multiple domain names pointing to the same application code and sharing the same database. I really need to have a single NH cache shared by all of these sites otherwise things could get out of sync.

I need to have separate IIS sites because each domain name will have its own SSL certificate.

Jason

I don't know that there's any way to share an app domain across IIS servers