Hi Joerg,
first of all, sorry for the silence :(
the oood gets to know, that an office is not used, when there are no
object references mapped anymore. In your case, there still seem to be
objects mapped, though from the source code, it shouldn't be the case.
I'll played around a little bit with your example, but I need to debug
it at some time in future.
do you have any knews ?
But even if in this the interprocess connection would correctly
interrupt and free the worker office, it is quite 'fragile' solution as
a single leaking object reference will break your app.
hum, i control the scripts, so there should be no problem, provided i
end correctly my process
I do not really know, what you try to achieve,
* When you need an office sequentially, simple use a single office once
got from the demon.
* When you need to access multiple offices concurrently, try to pool the
office in your client (connect only once and always use these office
instances)
i thought oood was designed for that
- handle a pool
- monitor the survivance of every instance
and in my case now, the pool is size 1 but may grow
* Alternativel,yau can explicitly dispose uno bridges, but you have to
create interprocess bridges somewhat more complicated (to get to know
the bridge, that is used), see
...
However, this solution has one drawback. In case, one of the central
office objects (e.g. component context, servicemanager, etc.), you
cannot use them once you coincidentally reconnect to the same worker
(You will get then URP-Bridge: disposed runtime exceptions).
i did that and yes i obtain this message
Hope this helps a bit (but I probably brought in more confusion than
explanation ? ). BTW, this issue is the reason, why I mentioned in
demon's document in the very beginning, that there might be problems
with server clients.
but that can be solved i'm sure:)
just need to investigate ... and learn more and more on UNO tricks
for me, the main question, is
"How to explicitelly close an established connection and free all
reessources and connectors"
i used a resolver.resolve method or a plain
connection/bridgefractory/aso. method and didn't find any suitable
method (the best is the bridge error, the worst an OOo crash)
I'll continue to investigate
Thanks Joerg for your answer
Laurent
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