Q: Is there a way to force a DLL to unload with IIS 4.0? I am developing a DLL in VB and testing with ASP. With IIS3 I could stop and restart the server and then recompile the component, but that does not work for IIS4. Setting the
object to Nothing in the VBScript code does not appear to work (but it could be because there are errors occurring in the code).
A: Choose to run the application in its own memory space. Then try clicking the Unload button on the Home Directory Property Page from within MMC.
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