jlinker-end

Arguments: &key verbose wait server lisp-file lisp-port

This function ends a connection.

If lisp-port is non-nil, the lisp-file argument is ignored; the function attempts to stop advertising at the given port. If port is nil, but lisp-file is non-nil, then the function attempts to stop advertising at the port specified in the file. If the wait argument is nil, the function returns before the attempts are completed but the attempts continue.

If the wait argument is non-nil (the default) or if the lisp-port or lisp-file arguments are omitted, then this function attempts to close down a connection between Lisp and Java. If a graceful disconnect fails, the connection is aborted unilaterally. If the wait argument is nil, return while attempted disconnects are going on, otherwise return only when the connection is shut down completely.

It is important to call jlinker-end before calling jlinker-init again even if the connection appears to be broken already.

See jlinker.htm for more information on the jLinker facility.

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Documentation for Allegro CL version 6.2. This page was not revised from the 6.1 page.
Created 2002.2.26.