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interface XCommandProcessor2
Base Interfaces
XCommandProcessor2
┗ XCommandProcessor
XCommandProcessor
(referenced interface's summary:)
defines a processor for synchronous commands, which are executed in a specific execution environment.
Description
An improved version of a XCommandProcessor that helps avoid ever-increasing resource consumption.
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Methods' Summary
releaseCommandIdentifier releases a command identifier obtainded through XCommandProcessor::createCommandIdentifier when it is no longer used.  
Methods' Details
releaseCommandIdentifier
[oneway] void
releaseCommandIdentifier( [in] long  CommandId );
Description
releases a command identifier obtainded through XCommandProcessor::createCommandIdentifier when it is no longer used.

After this call the command identifier cannot be used any longer in calls to XCommandProcessor::execute and XCommandProcessor::abort. (But it can happen that a call to XCommandProcessor::createCommandIdentifier reuses this identifier.)

Parameter CommandId
A command identifier obtained through XCommandProcessor::createCommandIdentifier. If the identifier is zero, the request is silently ignored; but if the identifier is invalid (not obtained via XCommandProcessor::createCommandIdentifier or already handed to XCommandProcessor2::releaseCommandIdentifier before), the behaviour is undefined.
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