Hi Kevin, This highly depends on what exactly your code is doing and what do you want to do when the service is cancelled (redeployed or undeployed). Basically, cancel() method is just a callback notifying you that all the activities should stop, by you can still wait for some operations to finish, for example. Think of it as about interruption of a thread.
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