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System.EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent.Activate/Deactivate

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    i'm kind of confused by the notion of: Activated Vs Constructed Deactivated Vs Destructed reference namespace: System.EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent My understanding is that a pooled component is constructed (meaning memory for the component itself is allocated and maintained). Then, when a request comes in for this particular component, the component is activated, and this is when u want to established your database connection and such. Now, after servicing this particualr request, assuming no further request is coming in, the component is deactivated, thereby releasing database connection and other valuable system resources... is this understanding correct? thanx! norm

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