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Tor Tveitane

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Dec 11, 2002, 6:56:24 PM12/11/02
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Hi,

Some of my apps works in on of three modes:

TCP-IP Client
InternalProt + TCPIP Server
InternalProt with no exposed Server

What is the best / safest way to start/stop the internalserverengine /
externalserverengine in conjunction with changing the FFCM modes when
switching between between these three modes in runtime?

I have browsed the ng postings about ffcm but not found something covering
this scenario, sorry if I overlooked something..

regards

Tor


Eivind Bakkestuen [TPX]

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Dec 11, 2002, 9:10:10 PM12/11/02
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I would actually recommend that you use the connman only in the first
scenario (regular client), and use a standard legacytransport for the second
scenario where you expect incoming connections. I don't think anything wrong
will happen otherwise, but I'm not making any guarantees. The connman is
designed for client-side use.

Is there any other way of stopping the serverengines than calling
se.Shutdown? I don't know. <g> I would set client.active to false, then
transport.enabled (if applicable) to false, shutdown serverengine, then
activate the other session (and thus activating the rest of the component
chain).

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