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I just looked at it myself and see I am getting an array of string back from the web service. &nbsp;What must I do to dispose properly of this array?
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I just looked at it myself and see I am getting an array of string back from the web service.  What must I do to dispose properly of this array?

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you don't have to do anything to get rid of an array except stop referencing it ....<br />
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Cheers,<br />
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Greg
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you don't have to do anything to get rid of an array except stop referencing it ....

Cheers,

Greg

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Sorry Greg - I left it open too long.<br />
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Jim<br />

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Sorry Greg - I left it open too long.

Jim


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I do not know how to debug a published web service and wonder how I might find a memory leak within the Visual Studio 2005 web service test environment?<br />
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The leak occures when my GPS Java applet cellphone reports its GPS location into the web service. &nbsp;The more devices I have the faster the memory leaks.<br />
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Is it possible to get live data to feed a web service running in the test environment?<br />
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I'm a little at a loss and hope to hear some great ideas about hoew I can sking this cat.<br />
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thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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I do not know how to debug a published web service and wonder how I might find a memory leak within the Visual Studio 2005 web service test environment?

The leak occures when my GPS Java applet cellphone reports its GPS location into the web service.  The more devices I have the faster the memory leaks.

Is it possible to get live data to feed a web service running in the test environment?

I'm a little at a loss and hope to hear some great ideas about hoew I can sking this cat.

thanks,
newbieweb

Can I find a memory leak for a web service running in the Vistual Studio test environment?

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