In the IIS administrator, bring up the property sheet for your web site. In the Application Settings section on the Virtual Directory tab check the "Run in separate memory space (isolated process)" check box. Then, when you need to recompile the dll, go back to the property sheet and click the Unload button. This should free up the dll for replacement.
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>Hi All.
>I created COM object with VFP(mydll.dll) and call this object from ASP
>page like set yy = createobject("mydll.abc").
>At the end of script i do set yy = nothing.
>Everything works fine. But if I need to recreate this dll it gives me
>error that permission denied even i closed all other application and
>web browser.Only after rebooting computer i can recreate this dll.
>I use IIS4 and it seems to me that web server is holding this dll
>even though i no longer use it service.
>Any ideas?
>Thank you . Alex
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