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WodVPNCom does not OLE.Disconnect in ISAPI Applica (General questions)

by bencoder, Thursday, August 14, 2008, 09:56 (5945 days ago)

I use the wodVPNCom-Component in a Delphi ISAPI-WebModule.
Everything works great until I want to shutdown the Server.

The Application hangs when the destructor of the component is called.
I could track with the Debugger until

[code]
CP: IConnectionPoint;
CP.Unadvise(Connection) //program freezes
[/code]

Why is the component not destroyed?

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