Stopping the d-bus daemon when the last connection closes

[Thomas Sondergaard]

Hi,

I wrote a message to the mailing list a few weeks ago about getting the 
dbus-daemon to exit when the last client disconnects, but I didn't get 
an answer. Not sure if the tone in my message was impolite, or the 
request stupid, but I thought I'd try again.

I have an MS-Windows application (originally born on Linux) that uses 
D-bus for communication between processes. On Windows the default 
autolaunch: address causes a dbus-daemon to be created that is shared 
with the desktop-session. This means a useful bus pops into existence 
the first time you need it - very nice. Now, when my application is 
closed by the user all my processes go away, but the dbus-daemon.exe 
lingers. I'd like it to go away when the last client disconnects or 
briefly after.

Is there a way to get that behaviour now? I imagine this would be useful 
  on Windows in general.

Best regards,

Thomas