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RTL_LOGFILE_PRODUCT_CONTEXT( aLog, "PERFORMANCE - DesktopOpenClients_Impl()" ); |
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RTL_LOGFILE_PRODUCT_CONTEXT( aLog, "PERFORMANCE - DesktopOpenClients_Impl()" ); |
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OpenClients(); |
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// #114963# |
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// Enable IPC thread before OpenClients |
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// This is because it is possible for another client to connect during the OpenClients() call. |
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// This can happen on Windows when document is printed (not opened) and another client wants to print (when printing multiple documents). |
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// If the IPC thread is enabled after OpenClients, then the client will not be processed because the application will exit after printing. i.e OfficeIPCThread::AreRequestsPending() will always return false |
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// Multiple clients may request simultaneous connections. |
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// When this server closes down it attempts to recreate the pipe (in DisableOfficeIPCThread()). |
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// It's possible that the client has a pending connection request. |
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// When the IPC thread is not running, this connection locks (because maPipe.accept()) is never called |
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OfficeIPCThread::SetReady(); |
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OpenClients(); |
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OfficeIPCThread::SetReady(); |
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// CloseStartupScreen(); |
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// CloseStartupScreen(); |
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CloseSplashScreen(); |
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CloseSplashScreen(); |
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CheckFirstRun( ); |
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CheckFirstRun( ); |