To figure out what is going on try to create the smallest code sample
that exhibits the same behaviour. Often just trying to trim the code
down to the minimal example helps you to figure out what is going on.
Without code, I'd guess that you create an object, use it, free the
object, use it. The second attempt will fail because the object is no
longer there. If the native code is releasing the memory for the IE
object, it can release the memory but the data still exists. Until
there is another memory allocation it might appear as if the object is
still there.
Please give code examples of 'attach a browser', 'close that browser', etc.
2009/12/16 priya <
priya.r...@gmail.com>:
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