I have a good old fashioned windows service (inheriting from System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase), to which I added a component (implementing IComponent) by this.components.Add(new MyStuff());
Reading MT documentation, I\'ve seen that it is possible to release memory also implementing the IDisposable .NET patt开发者_运维技巧ern.
I have been fixing some memory leak issues in a winforms application and noticed some disposable objects that are not Disposed explicitly (developer hasn\'t called Dispose method). Implementation of F
The FolderBrowserDialog component in .NET Framework (and the OpenFileDialog) implements开发者_运维百科 the IDisposible interface, meaning we should call its Dispose method at some appropriate time aft
i was just googling it and could find anything开发者_StackOverflow that give me a good example of how to implement and what are the best scenarios when i should call the IDisposable interface
In C# when reassigning a disp开发者_运维知识库osable object variable with a new object, how does it work in the memory? Will the memory space occupied by the old object simply be overwritten by the ne
This question already has answers here: Closed 10 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Calling null on a class vs Dispose()
I have 2 assemblies, A containing the Main method and the Foo class, that uses Bar the class from assembly B:
Is it necessary to Dispose() when using a custom ServiceHostFactory? In my WCF .svc file I have defined a custom Factory as:
Classes such as Stream, StreamReader, StreamWriter etc implements IDisposable interface. That means, we can call Dispose() method on objects of these classes. They\'ve also defined a public method cal
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