When I shut down rtcHttpServer how can I know when all connections have been closed?

My code goes like this:
  Server.StopListen;
  CS.Free;

Unfortunately rtcHTTPServer will fire some events after this. In my case this leads to an Access Violation.

If you need to release some of your objects before shutdown and want to call StopListen before doing so, write a loop to wait for "Server.TotalConnectionCount=0", like ...

Best Regards,
Danijel Tkalcec

Btw ... I will implement a "WaitForShutdown" method for TRtcConnection components, which will do exactly that: loop until all connections are closed. You will need to call StopListen for the Server or Disconnect on the client (for each client connection) before using that method (as you did already in your code), since it will simply be a blocking loop, waiting for the connection count to drop to zero.

Best Regards,
Danijel Tkalcec

I'd prefer to use a while loop so that I don't need to wait if there is no client connected.

  Server.StopListen;
  while Server.TotalConnectionCount > 0 do
    Sleep(10);

Do I need Application.ProcessMessages if the Server is Multithreaded? Application.ProcessMessages doesn't exist in a ServiceApplication.

If the Server is multithreaded, you don't need "Application.ProcessMessages", since RTC will then create a separate thread for processing all connection-related messages. I guess, you won't be needing the "WaitForShutdown" method, then.

Best Regards,
Danijel Tkalcec