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I have a flask service which acts as an api endpoint for a web application. This flask is run in Windows command prompt and kept open. When I log off the machine, the web application hosted in IIS is still accessible but the command prompt running flask is destroyed.
python windows flask
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I have a flask service which acts as an api endpoint for a web application. This flask is run in Windows command prompt and kept open. When I log off the machine, the web application hosted in IIS is still accessible but the command prompt running flask is destroyed.
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