EXE Com Server Unloading W/O Going Through ATL Shutdown Code
- From: "Coach" <coach_24@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 2 Nov 2005 06:11:00 -0800
Windows 2K environment. I have a EXE Com Server object that is being
called from several different clients from 2 other servers besides the
server where the COM object resides. These clients are constantly
pounding the EXE server with requests, approx. 15 per sec. My problem
is that the COM object will unload and a new instance will startup,
which is fine, but I cannot figure out why the process unloads. Let
alone why it unloads without going through the ATL shutdown code. My
question for anyone willing to help with is why or what could cause for
the COM object to unload without going through any of the shutdown code
that is generated by the ATL wizard? I understand all about reference
counting and for my own sanity, I created a simple client that will
just call the CoCreateInstanceEx on the same interface as the other
clients, but will not terminate without me killing it.
.
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