I am not sure about TaskKit specifics, but I usually put code like in in the __init__.py of the context

Here is a snipped that

Context/__init__.py
from PronCheck.SpellingEngineServer import SES

# Need to shut down the SpellingEngineServer when the app closes
def contextInitialize(app, ctxPath):
app.addShutDownHandler( PronCheck.SpellingEngineServer.SES.stop)


See http://webware.sourceforge.net/Webware-0.7/WebKit/Docs/Source/Files/Application.py.html
and search for addShutDownHandler

-Aaron

Edmund Lian wrote:
I need to start one or more tasks (using TaskKit) when Webware starts, and
also shut the tasks down in an orderly way when Webware is shutdown. The
tasks need to be controlled from a servlet, so they need to be accessible
from within Webware. Where's a good place to put the start up and shutdown
code?

...Edmund.



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