Uninitializes the SOAM API.

C# |
public static void Uninitialize()

The Uninitialize() method should be called at the end of all API calls. It should be called only once. This means that once Uninitialize(...) is called no other API calls are possible for the life of the process.
NOTE:
1. Never call Uninitialize(...) during the execution of a callback method. This will result in a deadlock. 2. Ensure that the Uninitialize(...) method is called before the client process exits the Main(...) method. On some OS platforms, the client process may behave in an undefined manner (for example, hang or terminate abnormally) if the Main(...) method exits without calling Uninitialize(...).