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When I first initialize an app domain it starts with 14 assemblies including mscor, System and others including System.Data
Is there a way for me to change define these starting assemblies?
Also in this new AppDomain I am compiling some code, the aim is to use this to limit the code that is compiled. If I add System.IO.File then it compiles fine, I want it to disallow this.
For the second part of the question:
I don’t think you can control compilation at that level.
You could use a c# parser to disallow some namespaces but I’m pretty sure somebody will find a way to get throuh that protection (with reflection, etc)
The safest way is IMHO to control the execution and not the compilation, you can control execution with sandboxing: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb763046.aspx