(JavaScript) Finalize Thread Pool on Program Exit

If your code is calling asynchronous Chilkat methods (i.e. methods having names ending with "Async"), then it's a good idea to call the FinalizeThreadPool when your program is about to exit. It's best if all asynch methods have cleanly finished prior to calling FinalizeThreadPool. If any asynchronous methods are in progress when FinalizeThreadPool is called, they will be aborted and the threads shutdown.

Note

This example is intended for running within a Chilkat.Js embedded JavaScript engine. All Chilkat JavaScript examples require Chilkat v11.4.0 or greater.

// Asynchronous Chilkat methods are run in background threads managed
// by a thread pool manager thread, which is also a background thread.
// Prior to exiting, it is good practice to ensure all asynchronous methods
// have completed or are aborted/cancelled, and that the thread pool manager
// thread is also shutdown.  
// 
// The FinalizeThreadPool method should be called just before the application exits
// to ensure all background threads, including the thread pool manager thread, are
// cleanly shutdown.

// This is how to do it:
var glob = new CkGlobal();
glob.FinalizeThreadPool();