If you're using factories, are you releasing objects you pull from the
factories too?
On 13/02/2011 11:57 AM, Ryan Langton wrote:
Thanks Jason. I didn't know if there was perhaps something
fundamentally wrong with how we're handling object lifecycle.. that
fully disposing of objects between each active run would be a better
approach. It's an ETL application, triggered by MSMQ messages and
running through a standard process of objects such as PreLoadChecks,
LoadSteps, and PostLoadChecks (for example, there are more). So we
iterate through each of these objects on each trigger and run their
Execute method. If there is nothing fundamentally wrong with keeping
the objects "alive" then I need to research more into what objects are
not releasing their memory after use and this is not a problem with
how we're using Windsor. Just wanted to rule that out.
On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 3:57 PM, Jason Meckley <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
there isn't much to go on here. 75MB isn't that much for a .net
windows service. as a base line create an empty windows service is
start it and check memory consumption. then add an empty windsor
container and see what the memory usage is.
it's difficult to say what the cause of 500+ MB without a better
understanding of application and structure.
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