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| | PageFunction.KeepAlive property Hi, I have a class that extends a PageFunction: public class MyPageFunction : PageFunction<object> { public MyPageFunction() { this.KeepAlive = true; } } Think of this PageFunction as a central Navigation Hub when launching a Wizard. So, depending on user input in the Wizard, MyPageFunction controls where to go next. I need to set KeepAlive=true, because there are many state I need to keep track of during the navigation. Everytime I launch the Wizard, I will create a new instance of MyPageFunction. My question is, at what point does each of this instance get destroyed, if ever? If not, I'm looking at a huge memory leak issue! thanks, Setiono |
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