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The life bit indicates that the API is alive. Indeed, in some APIs, if you set it to "STOP," communication continues to function. As a result, another connected API may believe that everything is going well when in fact it is in "STOP," and therefore the exchanges are invalid.
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mmm... never heard of that.
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Sorry, I don't know what it's about.
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I am very curious to know a little more about the famous "life bits." Could it just be information like "state bit"? In which language?
Since I am leaving, I look forward to reading your response later.
Thank you
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