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frank.meulblok
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You could avoid having the class instance getting freed/deleted before the async requests have completed. You could also avoid that by having the persistent procedure delete itself at the end of the event procedure, instead of wiring that into the class' destructor. Of course if you go that route, you want to start off the event procedure with makeing sure the class instance is still around to invoke the method, and either raise an error or discard the response if it isn't.
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