Transport.Destroy

Method

Visual Basic

Overrideable Public Sub Destroy ()

public virtual void Destroy ();

Destroy a transport.

Programs must explicitly destroy each transport object.

Destroying a transport achieves these effects:

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The transport flushes all outbound data to the Rendezvous daemon.

This effect is especially important, and neither exiting the program nor calling Environment.Close is sufficient to flush outbound data.

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The transport invalidates (but does not destroy) all associated listeners.

It is illegal to destroy the intra-process transport.

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