Reinitialize a dll

M

Morten Snedker

A few days ago I posted the below as result of the kind reply from
Bruce. I still need an answer on:


Thanks a bunch for your reply!

What does it mean for dll to support a "reinit". How is this defined?

Regards /Snedker

bruce barker skrev:
> a recycle only unloads the appdomain, it does not restart the worker
processes. this means unmanaged dlls are not unloaded. when it reloads
the dll are reloaded, if your 3rd party dll don't support a reinit then
they will not work.
>
> -- bruce (sqlwork.com)
>
website on this pool seems to loose references to third-party DLL-files
in the bin-folder.
 
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Morten.Snedker

Nah, not really.

The third party dll is a .net dll and should be a part of the
AppDomain. But after the IIS performs a recycle every night, these
third-party dll's aren't accessable. Disabling the recycle works - but
that's not at long term solution.

Thanks for your reply.

/Snedker
 

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