Hello, I'm curious about a problem I'm having with a client/server
application using distributed objects. I have one server, with any
number of clients connecting. The connections all establish fine, and
all receive the proxy rootObject perfectly. All interaction while
connected is fine.
When clients are connected, and the server shuts down, it invalidates
the server connection, killing all client connections. Both sides
receive notifications of this event, however, the retain count of the
rootObject is not released properly, and thus is not deallocated
before the program exits.
Like wise, with the server running, if a client dies, there is a 3 - 5
second delay before the rootObject is released properly. I'm assuming
the server shutdown problem is associated with this delay as well.
What is causing this delay? This really doesn't cause any trouble with
the function of the application, but I'm definitely not leaving it
alone until I understand why this is happening.
Thanks,
Chris
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