Each time the Web Service system handle is called, it is increased by 1 and is not recycled when running. Please help me

hitone

Can you show me your client program? Do I need to add any configuration phases to the application? Thanks a lot

crabhero

// Call the code of webservice...
if (tbChar.Text == "1") // decide whether to call gc
{
    client.Dispose();
    System.GC.Collect();
}
No configuration

hitone

Is your program single-threaded or multi-threaded? I call it from multiple threads. Is it related to multi-thread calls?
client.Dispose();
    System.GC.Collect(); I have added it in the program and it is useless

crabhero

I am a client, no multithreading
But you say "a single thread will also cause the handle to grow, and there is no file stream access", so you have this question

hitone

I wrote a single-threaded test and found that it really dropped after 300 or so. It may still be related to multi-threading. I don't know why this phenomenon occurs when calling in multi-threading?
while (i<1000)
{
Service1 client=new Service1();
client.HelloWorld();
client.Dispose();
Thread.Sleep(1000);
Console.WriteLine("Execute {0} times", i.ToString());
i++;
To
}

hitone

Are there prawns?

hitone

The problem has not been solved yet.