How do I Clean Up or Post-process Singleton Services?

Singleton services receive stop() callback on the node that has started the service.

• Singleton services registered from the application, receive stop() callback when the application is stopped.
• Singleton services registered outside an application context are supposed to be de-registered explicitly from the Singleton Service manager through the deRegisterSingletonService() method. De-registering the service invokes the stop() method of the Singleton Service.

Related Topics:

• What are Singleton Services?
• How do I write Singleton Services for Pramati Cluster?
• What are the lifecycle methods of Singleton Services?
• How do I configure Singleton Services in Pramati Server?
• How do I register Singleton Services with Pramati Server?
• What are the various usage scenarios for registering Singleton Services?
• How do I package Singleton Services?
• How do I support Singleton Services in Pramati Server?

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