Running in MTS doesn't seem too slow to me. Actually, you should just be able to 'Unload' if it's in MTS with code like the following:
DirObj=GetObject("IIS://LocalHost/W3SVC/1/Root/"+JustStem(cOutputName))
DirObj.AppUnload
Other than that, you might want to try SingleThreaded but that will really be expensive as far as performance.
>Claude,
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>Yes I know that IIS doesn't have this problem.
>I prefer IIS, because I can manage it better and it's more reliable, but we need PWS because our customer runs Windows 98 on their PC's.
>So it's a realy problem in PWS? hmmm, nice :-)
>One other option I tried is register the dll's in MTS and run them out of process, but thats an expensive performance bill.
>I don't have much experience running dll's out of process, do you know whats the best way to build the dll, Single/Multi Threaded?
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>Leo
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>>Leo, this is an old problem that I don't think MS has any interest in fixing. As you probably know, this error never occurs in any version of IIS. Do you really need to run in PWS??