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COM+ and the garbage collection
I am an object that is using the COM+ object pooling service. My question is
why doesn't my destructor get called when I shutdown the application? I have
also tried implementing a Dispose function and that also doesn't get called.
-H
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Re: COM+ and the garbage collection
I am a COM+ pooling service. When an application creates an instance of you,
I get the call. You are not created in the application. You are created
by me. I made you, and only I can destroy you. When you are not being used,
I store you in a pool.
When the application shuts down, you just get returned to the pool, not destroyed.
You are doomed to an eternity of servitude, and I am your master! Bwu-ha-ha-ha!
Well, at least it isn't a pool of fire and brimstone. :-)
"Humberto Morales" <humberto_morales@hotmail.com> wrote:
>I am an object that is using the COM+ object pooling service. My question
is
>why doesn't my destructor get called when I shutdown the application? I
have
>also tried implementing a Dispose function and that also doesn't get called.
>
>-H
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Re: COM+ and the garbage collection
Even so when I shutdown the COM+ app it should destroy all the objects in
the pool, right?
"Jason" <jason@creative_nospam_corp.com> wrote in message
news:3cc02bb4$1@10.1.10.29...
>
> I am a COM+ pooling service. When an application creates an instance of
you,
> I get the call. You are not created in the application. You are created
> by me. I made you, and only I can destroy you. When you are not being
used,
> I store you in a pool.
>
> When the application shuts down, you just get returned to the pool, not
destroyed.
> You are doomed to an eternity of servitude, and I am your master!
Bwu-ha-ha-ha!
>
> Well, at least it isn't a pool of fire and brimstone. :-)
>
> "Humberto Morales" <humberto_morales@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >I am an object that is using the COM+ object pooling service. My question
> is
> >why doesn't my destructor get called when I shutdown the application? I
> have
> >also tried implementing a Dispose function and that also doesn't get
called.
> >
> >-H
>
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