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GeneralLicense file issue in deployment project Pin
Smitha Nishant23-May-03 19:59
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James T. Johnson23-May-03 21:19
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Smitha Nishant24-May-03 4:47
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GeneralRemote COM+ client Pin
Finally Creamed22-May-03 4:16
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Giles26-May-03 0:14
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GeneralWeird garbage collection Pin
solidstore21-May-03 23:33
solidstore21-May-03 23:33 
I have a simple C# Windows Service which exposes some objects via remoting.
These objects are also registered for COM Interop. I have a test web ASP
page which creates the COM objects (which run remotely inside my service).
Every thing has been running fine until we started stress testing. The
service's memory increases until the box is on its knees whilst we run even
a light test. However, here the strange bit, if I change the service
process's start Main function to just sit and wait on a MessageBox.Show call
instead of running as a service the test still runs perfectly well but the
memory usage does not climb, it remains stable. Using perfmon viewing the
CLR Memory/#bytes in all heaps we see a nice zig-zag pattern of allocs
followed by garbage collection. When running as a service the perfmon graph
just increases ever upwards. It seems as though garbage collection doesnt
happen when remoting objects from a service? Any thoughts or similar
experience?
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The Limey22-May-03 17:19
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Simon Gregory3-Jun-03 13:36
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GeneralSystem.Net.Dll Pin
Anonymous21-May-03 20:31
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Anonymous21-May-03 21:50
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Andres Manggini22-May-03 16:40
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GeneralCan't close .NET application Pin
Piotr Mizera21-May-03 15:10
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The Limey21-May-03 23:03
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Piotr Mizera21-May-03 23:51
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The Limey22-May-03 16:43
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Tomas Petricek22-May-03 12:55
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Piotr Mizera22-May-03 14:20
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GeneralEvent log entries… Pin
Ray Cassick20-May-03 17:30
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Richard Deeming21-May-03 8:55
mveRichard Deeming21-May-03 8:55 
GeneralDeployment queries Pin
Smitha Nishant20-May-03 0:32
protectorSmitha Nishant20-May-03 0:32 
General.NET control in Access Pin
SHaroz19-May-03 8:33
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GeneralSerious .NET Bug Pin
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