Re: [Quickfix-developers] FileLogFactory & FileStoreFactory

[Djalma R. d. S. F. <drs...@gm...>]

Hi Joe,

I have the same problem because .NET does not have the deterministic
destruction of objects.
As a workaround I did the following in one of my applications:

_storeFactory = null;
_logFactory = null;
System.GC.Collect(); // force garbage collection

Actually, Microsoft solved this problem with C++/CLI. My suggestion is
that maybe the QF wrapper could be re-written using CLI. Managed C++
is awful and is already deprecated.

http://www.codeproject.com/managedcpp/cppclidtors.asp

Djalma

On 6/26/07, Joe Asta <JA...@ru...> wrote:
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> I am trying to move the files associated with the Log and Store when my
> application is complete for the day.
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> When I try to move the files, I get an error that the files are still in
> use.  I have stopped the SocketInitiator (socketInitiator.stop()) and also
> disposed of the SocketInitiator object (socketInitiator.Dispose()).  I do
> not see similar dispose methods on FileLogFactory and FileStoreFactory.  I
> tried setting the objects to null, but to no avail.
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> Is there a way to release the handles to these files from C#?
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