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We have an IIS site that provides a service for mapping an input document into an xml file that gets processed by another service. From the beginning of this year we have noticed that the site has been consuming memory but not really releasing memory and as a result when it tries to consume more memory than the server can handle it forces the server to restart.
The site uses Microsoft.Owin version 4.0.1 to handle requests. When input documents are converted to an xml file, the Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes library is referenced for helper functions with the BizTalk transforms.
We believe the culprit is the .Net Framework's System.Xml.dll when dealing with the System.Xml.Xsl.XslCompiledTransform class.
The framework version is version that’s installed on the host server is 4.6.2.
Has anyone ran into an issue like this or know if there’s a solution like upgrading the .Net Framework version?
Or should we be looking at putting in more object disposing in our code?
Thanks