[Quickfix-users] VB.Net 2.0 Memory Leak with Security Definition Response

[Evans, J. \(IT Woodbridge\) <JF...@he...>]

With each Security Definition Response (they are very big, 64K-128K) the
memory increases until I finally get an out of memory exception.  I
dispose of every message and any disposable QuickFIX object I create.  I
tried both ODBC and FILE versions of STORE and LOG factories, no
difference.  I have a stripped-down version of the program that does
nothing but request and receive security definitions and the problem
persists.  I even threw in a few "garbage collections" just for fun and
it didn't help.  I've read all the "memory leak" posts and none of them
seem to apply.  Has anyone else had a similar experience?

I am using quickfix_net v 1.12.4 and .NET Framework 2.0.

Thanks,
Jack