Hey everyone
For a manager/node driver we want to do the following.
If the node is set to a stopped state, we want to inform the manager as soon as possible.
As of now, we do this by doing a check every x time from within the manager, but because there can be a lot of nodes running, we don't do this a lot, giving a considerable delay.
Is there a way to have this node declare to the manager that it is going to a stopped state (a last trigger/another way to inform the manager)? Or is pinging the element from within the manager element the only way?
I had kind of the same question a few months ago.


The workaround Miguel suggested with correlation should work in your case and be pretty straightforward, right?
I think you can achieve this by subscribing to the element state of those nodes.
https://help.dataminer.services/development/DataMinerDevelopmentLibrary_Customer/part4ClassLibrary/CLASkylineDataMinerLibraryProtocolSubscriptionMonitors/ElementMonitorExtensions_methods.htm?rhhlterm=ElementMonitorExtensions&rhsyns=%20
Ah, indeed robbie. Thanks for informing me.
I have put a vote to the feature request.