I think I gotta do some explaining on this one, because the title isn’t entirely accurate.
The app/GUI I’m creating connects to a Hardware Interface, using a LAN connection. Now, the main script initiates a Device-object which basically handles all the functions of the Hardware, while the main Controller-object serves as an Interface between the Device and a UI object, which contains a Dash app.
When running, apparently the Dash app creates multiple Device objects or somehow opens multiple TCP connections (which should only happen when a new Device-object is initiated), resulting in a crash as the interface processor can only handle 1024 open processes at a time.
It seems to me that this is due to the callback mechanic. One part of the app is an Interval component and as such the app runs stable for a time until enough callbacks have been executed, at which point the device gets an error and can’t come back.
Am I just missing something and this is kind of innate to the way Dash works and sets up the callbacks? I’m not even sure how to formulate the question…
