Well, I couldn't get it to affect the instantiation persistence of my COM object at all. the default duration persistence seems to be about 9-10 minutes. I set it to 3 minutes and the COm server unloaded in 9-10 minutes anyway. I then set it to 30 minutes and the COM server unloaded in 9-10 minutes. I does not seem to affect this at all. So I'm not sure what it
does affect.
>I understand it more like a hint for the cache manager. I think is very difficult to test it. If IIS has enough cache and it doesn't need to discard your objects...
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>Vlad
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>>Can anyone explain to me what the IIS Registry entry ObjectCacheTTL ( Object Cache Time to Live ) as mentioned in the following MS articles affects?
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/server/feature/tune.asp>>
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/bdg/bdgapp05_5xtf.htm>>
>>I assumed it would affect the time a COM server stays loaded in memory but apparently from my tests it does not.
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>>Thanks,
>>Bill
William A. Caton III
Software Engineer
MAXIMUS
Atlanta, Ga.