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An application may have more than one instance if its clients connect to the server by using

different application instance parameters within their ActionScript NetConnection calls. (For

more information on the NetConnection object, see the Client-Side Communication ActionScript

Dictionary.)

Using the Maintenance panel

To restart or stop the server, a virtual host, or a client application or application instance, you use

the Maintenance panel.

Virtual host administrators can shut down only the applications on their own virtual host and

restart only that virtual host.

The Maintenance panel includes the following items:

Apps allows you to choose from the applications currently running on the server. The Apps menu

will not update while it is open or selected; to allow it to update, click outside the menu. To

specify an application instance that is not listed, type the name of the instance into the text box.

Reload lets you reload an application instance that is currently connected to the server. You might

do this to reload the instance’s server-side scripts or to disconnect all of its users while

immediately allowing new connections. To reload an application instance, select it from the Apps

menu and click Reload. (You cannot reload applications that have been unloaded with the

Remove button).

Unload lets you delete an application instance. To unload an application instance, select it from

the Apps menu and click Unload. This disconnects all the clients of that instance. (If the

application has more than one instance on the server, only the instance you choose is deleted).

Remove lets you delete all elements of an application. This includes the application instances,

the application directory and any script files it contains, and any stream files associated with the

application.

Adaptor/VHost allows you to enter the name of the virtual host you want to control. If you want

to perform functions on the virtual host you are currently connected to, you can leave this text

box blank. To specify another virtual host, enter the name of its adaptor and the name of the

virtual host, separated by a forward slash (/), for example, _Root1_/www.macromedia.com. The

Adaptor/VHost text box is not visible to virtual host administrators because they can only

connect to and control their own virtual host. If you are running a developer edition of the server,

you do not need to use the Adaptor/VHost text box because only one virtual host is allowed on

the server in addition to the default virtual host.

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