I have a general question regarding memory allocation on an IIS Web Server and client access. I'm fairly certain I already know the answer but I encourage the responses.
The first question is with respect to Server Memory
If I have a class that is instantiated with the launching a clients browser to my site that facilitates as a container for information while they are on the site. That information is stored in the memory of the Web Server. So when the user closes their browser,
wouldn't the .NET Framework take care of disposing the object via the Garbage Collector on the Web Server or should there be a manual dispose implementation on close of the browser?
The second question is with respect to the use of Sessions.
Given that a user launches a browser window; and subsequently opens two more tabs in the browser pointed to the same web site. I believe that it is conclusive that there is only one instance of the browser on the client ...
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