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How it works
Overview
The Sandboxed API project allows to run code of libraries in a sandboxed environment, isolated with the help of Sandbox2.
Our goal is to provide developers with tools to prepare such libraries for the sandboxing process, as well as necessary APIs to communicate (i.e. make function calls and receive results) with such library.
All calls to the sandboxed library are passed over our custom RPC implementation to a sandboxed process, and the results are passed back to the caller.
The project also provides primitives for manual and automatic (based on custom pointer attributes) memory synchronization (arrays, structures) between the SAPI Libraries and the host code.
A high-level Transactions API provides monitoring of SAPI Libraries, and restarts them if they fail (e.g, due to security violations, crashes or resource exhaustion).
Getting started
Read our Get Started page to set up your first Sandboxed API project.