Cause: If global (or static) variables for qpid::messaging::Session, qpid::messaging::Sender or qpid::messaging::Receiver go out of scope on application exit after the last qpid::messaging::Connection reference to their containing connection Consequence: There is an abort on exit. Workaround: Either reset any such global variables before exit or ensure that the order in which those variables are destroyed is such that the connection is destroyed last. Result: These workarounds prevent the abort on exit. See bug 567617.
Technical note added. If any revisions are required, please edit the "Technical Notes" field accordingly. All revisions will be proofread by the Engineering Content Services team. New Contents: Cause: If global (or static) variables for qpid::messaging::Session, qpid::messaging::Sender or qpid::messaging::Receiver go out of scope on application exit after the last qpid::messaging::Connection reference to their containing connection Consequence: There is an abort on exit. Workaround: Either reset any such global variables before exit or ensure that the order in which those variables are destroyed is such that the connection is destroyed last. Result: These workarounds prevent the abort on exit.
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