Controlled and Orderly Shutdown of Graph Engine App Server and Graph Engine Client #367
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@shaobin Hello, Dr. Shao. I am experimenting with how to shut down and terminate the Graph Engine Client side TCP connections. I am using the Stop method, but I can't see that helpful anything takes place. What is the proper method of shutting down Server and Client side TCP connections? Thanks! Tavi |
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Okay, I figured this out on the GE Client-side and the GE App Server side. Be sure to use the built-in event handlers to chase down what's going on with internal processes. The Client makes it possible to perform an orderly shutdown, but one needs to send a message to the server side to stop all processing for the client. On the client side make sure you shut down all threads (WPF, UWP, Blazer, MAUI, WinUI). |
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Okay, I figured this out on the GE Client-side and the GE App Server side. Be sure to use the built-in event handlers to chase down what's going on with internal processes. The Client makes it possible to perform an orderly shutdown, but one needs to send a message to the server side to stop all processing for the client. On the client side make sure you shut down all threads (WPF, UWP, Blazer, MAUI, WinUI).