Freeing DLL's invoked via IIS

<i><b>Originally posted by : Harold Hayward (kalidasa@teleport.com)</b></i><br />I am in development mode for an ASP/IIS/VB6 application. I develop using ActiveX Dll's. <br />The problem is that once I instantiate an object, even though I set Object = Nothing, IIS keeps <br />the DLL in memory.<br /><br />Because of this, I have to reboot NT in order to remake the DLL! <br />This is entirely to time consuming. <br /><br />This has forced me to use an ActiveX Exe which is freed because it is in it's own address space. <br /><br />Does anyone know to clear the IIS partition of DLL's that have been loaded so that a new make <br />will work for that DLL.<br /><br />Thank you<br /><br />Harold Hayward<br />

<i><b>Originally posted by : steve</b></i><br />try stopping and starting the world wide web service. This runs the mtx.exe which keeps all dlls in memory.<br /><br />steve<br /><br /><br />------------<br />Harold Hayward at 4/29/2000 5:39:51 PM<br /><br />I am in development mode for an ASP/IIS/VB6 application. I develop using ActiveX Dll's. <br />The problem is that once I instantiate an object, even though I set Object = Nothing, IIS keeps <br />the DLL in memory.<br /><br />Because of this, I have to reboot NT in order to remake the DLL! <br />This is entirely to time consuming. <br /><br />This has forced me to use an ActiveX Exe which is freed because it is in it's own address space. <br /><br />Does anyone know to clear the IIS partition of DLL's that have been loaded so that a new make <br />will work for that DLL.<br /><br />Thank you<br /><br />Harold Hayward<br />