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Hi,
I have a .NET application that periodically creates COM objects, these
objects are created at one thread context and deleted in the other (
COmObjVar = null; ), FinalRelease NOT CALLED for any of the COM objects, I
have used 'InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject' to force the COM Obj to
be deleted, The com wasn't deleted and the ref count was 97, all of the
references that i set for the object were removed, WHAT AM I DOING WRONG
here? why does none of the COM Objects i use get deleted? can it be a mem
leak in the .NET framework????
Any help would be appreciated...
I have a .NET application that periodically creates COM objects, these
objects are created at one thread context and deleted in the other (
COmObjVar = null; ), FinalRelease NOT CALLED for any of the COM objects, I
have used 'InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject' to force the COM Obj to
be deleted, The com wasn't deleted and the ref count was 97, all of the
references that i set for the object were removed, WHAT AM I DOING WRONG
here? why does none of the COM Objects i use get deleted? can it be a mem
leak in the .NET framework????
Any help would be appreciated...