sandboxed environment implementation

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Hello All,

I want to develop a virtual environment like sandbox.
I don't know the concept behind this. can any one please give me some concepts, how this is working, and how to implement.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 1-Dec-11 19:46pm

Jayant Narayan Dash

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Albert Holguin 2-Dec-11 10:43am

Why the MFC tag on this?

Jayant Narayan Dash 5-Dec-11 5:05am

actually i don't know which technology is better for this. as i know MFC so i tagged it. :)

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JackDingler · Answer 1 · 2011-12-02T04:06:00

A sandbox is simply a virtualized environment, running some sort of code, in which you carefully control the resources that the code can access.

It can be thought of as a simulated computer...

Often the environment will run code as pseudocode, or a form of machine or assemble language. Languages such as python, java, C/C++ etc might be compiled to run the instruction set supported by the environment.

You can build a sandbox from many of the current scripting languages fairly easily.

If the scripting language supports embedding, then you can construct a sandbox for it to run in.

Some simple ones to start with, might be Python and TCL/TK.