// Release all Bridge resources.
// If 'force' is true, it means the Bridge is shutting down
// and even the firewall rules necessary to talk to the Bridge
// will be removed.
public static void ReleaseAllResources(bool force)
{
// Cleanly shutdown all AppDomains we own so they have
// the chance to release resources they've acquired or installed
AppDomainManager.ShutdownAllAppDomains();
// Uninstall any certificates added or used by the Bridge itself
CertificateManager.UninstallAllCertificates(force: true);
// Force the removal of the SSL cert that may have been added
// by another AppDomain or left from a prior run
int httpsPort = ConfigController.BridgeConfiguration.BridgeHttpsPort;
if (httpsPort != 0)
{
CertificateManager.UninstallSslPortCertificate(httpsPort);
}
// Finally remove all firewall rules we added for the ports
PortManager.RemoveAllBridgeFirewallRules();
// If the Bridge is not being shutdown, open a port in the firewall to
// communicate with the Bridge itself.
if (!force)
{
PortManager.OpenPortInFirewall(ConfigController.BridgeConfiguration.BridgePort);
}
}
static ConfigController()
{
BridgeLock = new object();
// Register to manage AppDomains in response to changes to the resource folder
ResourceFolderChanged += (object s, ChangedEventArgs <string> args) =>
{
CurrentAppDomainName = AppDomainManager.OnResourceFolderChanged(args.OldValue, args.NewValue);
};
}
public static void ReleaseAllResources()
{
// Cleanly shutdown all AppDomains we own so they have
// the chance to release resources they've acquired or installed
AppDomainManager.ShutdownAllAppDomains();
// Force the removal of the SSL cert that may have been added
// by another AppDomain or left from a prior run
int httpsPort = ConfigController.BridgeConfiguration.BridgeHttpsPort;
if (httpsPort != 0)
{
CertificateManager.UninstallSslPortCertificate(httpsPort);
}
CertificateManager.UninstallAllCertificates();
PortManager.RemoveAllBridgeFirewallRules();
}
