Excel hangs on close when using Web services in add-in
 

I use a web service in an automation add-in in Excel,
using a .NET .dll. It all works very cool until I exit --

Excel refuses to actually die - just sits around in
memory and causes problems for future uses.

I have tracked memory and find that I get a pinned object
in memory as soon as I invoke the 1st web service.

any ideas or similar situations?

--mike

Excel hangs on close when using Web services in add-in
 

Who wrote the DLL. You might need to ask them.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Mike Cooper wrote in message
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I use a web service in an automation add-in in Excel,
using a .NET .dll. It all works very cool until I exit --

Excel refuses to actually die - just sits around in
memory and causes problems for future uses.

I have tracked memory and find that I get a pinned object
in memory as soon as I invoke the 1st web service.

any ideas or similar situations?

--mike

Excel hangs on close when using Web services in add-in
 

i did
-----Original Message-----
Who wrote the DLL. You might need to ask them.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Mike Cooper wrote in
message
...
I use a web service in an automation add-in in Excel,
using a .NET .dll. It all works very cool until I
exit --

Excel refuses to actually die - just sits around in
memory and causes problems for future uses.

I have tracked memory and find that I get a pinned
object
in memory as soon as I invoke the 1st web service.

any ideas or similar situations?

--mike



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Excel hangs on close when using Web services in add-in
 

Not clear exactly what your situation is, but perhaps:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;317109
PRB: Office Application Does Not Quit After Automation from Visual Studio
..NET Client

or perhaps there is a clue he

http://support.microsoft.com/default...&Product=vcSne
t
INFO: Develop Microsoft Office Solutions with Visual Studio .NET

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


Mike Cooper wrote in message
...
i did
-----Original Message-----
Who wrote the DLL. You might need to ask them.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Mike Cooper wrote in
message
...
I use a web service in an automation add-in in Excel,
using a .NET .dll. It all works very cool until I
exit --

Excel refuses to actually die - just sits around in
memory and causes problems for future uses.

I have tracked memory and find that I get a pinned
object
in memory as soon as I invoke the 1st web service.

any ideas or similar situations?

--mike



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