unloading assemblies - delayed ?

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    Default unloading assemblies - delayed ?

    Is there a delay involved in unloading assemblies once a virtual directory
    is "deleted" using IIS Manager ? At times even after the virtual directory
    is removed i cannot delete the backing physical directory and it looks like
    ASPNET runtime is holding on to the assemblies. Once i recycle the ASPNET
    process, i can delete this directory. Has this got anything to do with
    strong-named/signed assemblies ( even though deployed as private
    assemblies ) ? Or is the loading/unloading behavior different for assemblies
    that are used for HttpModules.
    And is there a fix ?


    Guru Prasad Guest

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    Default Re: unloading assemblies - delayed ?

    Assemblies remain loaded as long as there is at least one process attached
    to them.

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    HTH,

    Kevin Spencer
    Microsoft MVP
    ..Net Developer
    [url]http://www.takempis.com[/url]
    Big things are made up of
    lots of little things.

    "Guru Prasad" <gprasad@amberpoint.com> wrote in message
    news:O64dGxzSDHA.1912@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    > Is there a delay involved in unloading assemblies once a virtual directory
    > is "deleted" using IIS Manager ? At times even after the virtual directory
    > is removed i cannot delete the backing physical directory and it looks
    like
    > ASPNET runtime is holding on to the assemblies. Once i recycle the ASPNET
    > process, i can delete this directory. Has this got anything to do with
    > strong-named/signed assemblies ( even though deployed as private
    > assemblies ) ? Or is the loading/unloading behavior different for
    assemblies
    > that are used for HttpModules.
    > And is there a fix ?
    >
    >

    Kevin Spencer Guest

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    Default Re: unloading assemblies - delayed ?

    Do i get any response at all ? It seems like if a post even slightly hints
    at a possible bug in the .NET impl. the post goes unanswered.
    Is this normal ? Another of my posts met the same fate!

    "Guru Prasad" <gprasad@amberpoint.com> wrote in message
    news:O64dGxzSDHA.1912@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    > Is there a delay involved in unloading assemblies once a virtual directory
    > is "deleted" using IIS Manager ? At times even after the virtual directory
    > is removed i cannot delete the backing physical directory and it looks
    like
    > ASPNET runtime is holding on to the assemblies. Once i recycle the ASPNET
    > process, i can delete this directory. Has this got anything to do with
    > strong-named/signed assemblies ( even though deployed as private
    > assemblies ) ? Or is the loading/unloading behavior different for
    assemblies
    > that are used for HttpModules.
    > And is there a fix ?
    >
    >

    Guru Prasad Guest

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