Hello, An application (Windows Service) registers and adds all objects to the container upon startup. All dependencies are handled through constructor injection, nowhere in the application (other than startup) is container.resolve used. The problem we're having with this application is that it has a high memory footprint (~75MB) and does not release memory well, growing to 500MB+ in a short amount of time. What would you suggest is a good approach to go about fixing the issue? The Service is usually in a dormant state until it is "triggered". I've considered more of a resolve/release of objects during it's active state.
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