John Dickinson wrote on 02/17/2006 12:09 PM:
Where is the best, or recommended, place to call addShutDownHandler()?
I have an action that may take a while to exit (it polls a queue).
However, I do have a function that can be called to force the action
to exit. The problem I'm having is restarting the app server. It
doesn't want to exit until my action has finished executing. I'd like
to add my kill switch function so that when I stop the app server, it
doesn't hang until the action exits.
I recommend using contextInitialize. In the __init__.py of any context,
you can define the contextInitialize() function to add shutdown
handlers. For example:
def contextInitialize(app, contextPath):
"""
Called by the WebKit Application when the context is loaded
"""
from somepackage.somemodule import shutdownFunction
app.addShutDownHandler(shutdownFunction)
Regards - Ben
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