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By David Loomis, K2 Consultant
Most K2 developers are familiar with asynchronous IPC events, but fewer are familiar with asynchronous server code events. Although the names sound similar, the two events are quite different. An asynchronous IPC event allows you to start a subprocess and let it continue independently of the main process. An asynchronous server code event is the server-side equivalent of a Client Event. Just like a Client Event, an asynchronous server event allows the process to wait an indefinite amount of time for some action before continuing.