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RE: MSXML Memory Leak

From: Ketan@-----------.---------.---
To: NULL
Date: 1/5/2005 11:51:00 PM
I am having the same issues. In ASP, I am creating object for 
Microsoft.XMLDOM and then using the object, I check the whether the xml file 
is existing and is a valid xml file and then set the object to NULL. Then 
also, after some days of running IIS Server, I am facing the issue of Memory 
Leak. Does this has to do with IIS or the version of XMLDom ?

"Ajay Sonawane" wrote:

> Hello there
> I'm using MSXML extensively in my application. Using MSXML and ites
> interfaces, I'm creating XML document and saving it to a persistent
> storage. I've used smart pointers for interfaces provided by MSXML.
> I'm dam sure that there is no memory leak in my rest of the
> application. As well as I'm quite sure about MSXML part. But still
> when I exit the application, it is showing me memory leak. Is it due
> to MSXML behaviour which loads page in memory ? How can I delete all
> nodes before to exit my application so that there would be no memory
> leak ? Is there any other possibility of memory leak ?
> 


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