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Hi
I'm developing a dll to go on my website and have a group of people testing it for me. The webhost uses IIS on the server which keeps the dll persistantly active after the first time it is accessed. As this is an on-going project I often have to overwrite the dll with the new update. I am of course blocked by file sharing protocol as the dll is kept active by IIS.
Is there a way to force IIS to unload the dll after each session? or should I be using exe?
Thanks for your help.
I'm developing a dll to go on my website and have a group of people testing it for me. The webhost uses IIS on the server which keeps the dll persistantly active after the first time it is accessed. As this is an on-going project I often have to overwrite the dll with the new update. I am of course blocked by file sharing protocol as the dll is kept active by IIS.
Is there a way to force IIS to unload the dll after each session? or should I be using exe?
Thanks for your help.
