Alexander Predl: [WD23] How can I unload a .NET object/assembly

Autor: Alexander Predl

Link zum Beitrag: [27130.foren.mysnip.de]

Hi,

I need a little help with a .NET assembly.

The .NET assembly works well for the first time. On the second call, I
cannot get a connection to the terminal. What do I wrong?

My code: (code very short, only to demostrate the problem)
tim_terminal is SIX.TimApi.Terminal dynamic
tim_terminal = new "SIX.TimApi.Terminal"
tim_terminal.Connect()

On exit:
tim_terminal.Disconnect()
delete tim_terminal

With Sysinternals "ListDlls" the TimApi.dll shows in memory, even after
I "delete" the instance?!

I tried:

nID=LoadDLL("TimApi.DLL")
and on exit:
FreeDLL(nID)

but without success, TimApi.dll is still in memory.

BTW: the complete code is in a window, so it "should" destroy after
closing the window??

GetActiveObject does not work for .NET assemblys (LoadDll/FreeDll too I
think?!)

How can I complete unload/delete the loaded .NET object??

(sorry for cross posting on Google+, but it's urgent)

Autor: Arie

Link zum Beitrag: [27130.foren.mysnip.de]

Alexander,

try putting your declaration global and not in the window
tim_terminal is SIX.TimApi.Terminal dynamic
tim_terminal = new "SIX.TimApi.Terminal"

And skip the 'delete'

Maybe not what we've learned in our OOP lessons but if it works, it
works...

Autor: GuenterP

Link zum Beitrag: [27130.foren.mysnip.de]

Hi Arie,

thank you, exactly did the trick!