Hi all, sorry to keep clogging the list.
While profiling my monorail application, I noticed that the
LifeCycleComponentReleasePolicy was keeping hold of any ViewComponents and
runtime-generated brail view instances. I let the app sit for a while and
those instances were never reclaimed. Is there something I need to do to
ensure that container.Release is called for those special types? I am using a
version of the trunk that is about 3 weeks old. What I've done to temporarily
get around this is create this custom release policy:
public class CustomReleasePolicy : LifecycledComponentsReleasePolicy
{
public override void Track(object instance, Burden burden)
{
if (instance is Controller || instance is
ViewComponent || instance is Filter || instance is BrailBase)
return;
base.Track(instance, burden);
}
}
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