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Yes. Previous submitted tasks are tasks submitted into the pool prior to the shutdown call. And they will be executed before the pool threads terminates.
This method simply waits for termination -- whether termination occurs after the queue is drained or not depends on whether you requested an orderly shutdown or not.
Roel De Nijs wrote:1/ That's confusing me. You have to restart an application to see a booked entry
What about refreshing the data doing a search? My gui is also not updated when another gui has made a change to the database file (e.g. a booking), but if this gui executes a new search, the booking will be visible
Roel De Nijs wrote:2/ It's not implicitly required to first end all operations before closing down the server, but you have to make sure your server is not shut down in the middle of a write operation (might result in a corrupted database file)
Roel De Nijs wrote:3/ I kept the logging I used during development in my code, but disabled all logging. I justified this decision in my choices.txt: these logging statements can be simply turned on and can be used by debugging the application when a bug is found or a new requirement is implemented