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Hi all,
I have an ASP.NET page (web service) which acts as a remoting client.
I'm using a singleton model. The webpage passes an object to the server for
processing.
In perfmon I've noticed that my context proxies in the host are increasing
- it seems like the host is not releasing context proxies on the client
side.
Is there a way on the client (ASP.NET) to close off my remoting connection
and to remove the context proxy on the server side once I'm done with my
remote call?
Thanks!
I have an ASP.NET page (web service) which acts as a remoting client.
I'm using a singleton model. The webpage passes an object to the server for
processing.
In perfmon I've noticed that my context proxies in the host are increasing
- it seems like the host is not releasing context proxies on the client
side.
Is there a way on the client (ASP.NET) to close off my remoting connection
and to remove the context proxy on the server side once I'm done with my
remote call?
Thanks!