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Frank Meulblok
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One thing that does stand out: in this part of the code you're disconnecting the AppServer without checking if the async requests completed or not. ... CREATE SERVER hServer. hServer:CONNECT("-H myservre.com -DirectConnect -S 3090 -AppService schAS1 -sessionModel Session-free"). IF tASync THEN DO: RUN test.p ON SERVER hServer ASYNCHRONOUS SET hAsync EVENT-PROCEDURE "AsyncProcessor" IN this-procedure (rtipo, fEcho, fPausa, OUTPUT pStatus ) . END. ELSE DO: ... END. hServer
ISCONNECT (). DELETE OBJECT hServer. That's not a good idea. Try moving the code that connects to and disconnect from the appserver outside of that trigger block, and into a wider scope - I don't see any reason not to persist the connection in between requests in this case.
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ISCONNECT (). DELETE OBJECT hServer. That's not a good idea. Try moving the code that connects to and disconnect from the appserver outside of that trigger block, and into a wider scope - I don't see any reason not to persist the connection in between requests in this case.Continue reading...