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    <p>You do not need to call <code>domain.dispose()</code> if no errors occurred. The purpose of <code>domain.dispose()</code> is to clean up any resources that were left in an indeterminate state after jumping out out the middle of the stack, and to squelch subsequent errors that would occur due to the bad state. The inverse call of <code>domain.enter()</code> is simply <code>domain.exit()</code>.</p> <p>That said, browsing through the code for domains, it looks like you don't want to use <code>domain.enter</code>/<code>exit</code> this way. Each domain.enter/exit corresponds to a stack push/pop of a shared array in the domain module code. So, for example, if a second request comes in before the first one has completed, and then the first one exits before the second one does, calling exit in the first domains handler will pop the domain for the second request. It seems quite likely that enter and exit should not be split across asynchronous things.</p> <p>Have you tried simply using <code>domain.run(next)</code>? That seems to do the trick for me. It basically enters the domain for you and then calls the callback you give to it, and then immediately exits the domain after the callback returns. Any timers or event emitters created while you are in the domain will associate themselves with that domain, as well. Event emitters then also use a similar enter-call-exit pattern when calling event handlers. It appears in the code that it is not domains that track event handlers, but rather event handlers that track domains.</p> <p>In short, don't try to pair an enter with a dispose, and don't try to use enter/exit across asynchronous boundaries. Use run/bind/add/remove.</p>
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    1. COThanks. I'll give this a shot when I get the chance.
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    2. CO@Jason - do you know why `process.domain` is `undefined` whenever I try to use mongoose functions inside my middleware? It seems that process.domain is not undefined util I do something like this in my middleware: `UserModel.findOne(function(err, function() { console.log(process.domain); //undefined });`
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    3. CO@ragulka See https://github.com/LearnBoost/mongoose/pull/1337
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