Hi,

I'm using Adapter 2.5, VB, SQL Server 2005 and .Net Remoting in a distributed app. The remote objects are all SingleCall and hosted in IIS. All the remoting plumbing seems to be ok but I am wondering about connections to IIS.

I open a form, which gets a new instance of a remote object I use a service on that object The form stays open I close the form

Do I have to explicitly dispose of any resources associated with the reference I establised when getting a new instance of my remote object or just leave it to expire?

What do other developers do?

Thanks

IMHO, this thread belongs to the General forum.

Apologies - how do I get it there?

Sorry for the delayed reply, your thread ended up in a lesser priority queue for some reason

Anyway, all entities, entity collections, are passed by value, which means you have local copies of them. None of them require dispose to clean up resources. So you don't need to dispose them on the client.