Point-to-Point Connection Disconnected

The "point-to-point connection is disconnected" message indicates that the WebRTC peer-to-peer connection between the web client and the rendering server has been interrupted. This can occur due to application packaging issues or network instability.

## Cause 1: Application Uses a Multi-Process Launch Structure

The application is launched by a parent process (Process A), which then exits after spawning the actual application process. Because the rendering service tracks the initial process, the handoff to the child process causes the connection to be lost.

### Solution

Re-package the application by compressing the files from the actual application directory into a `.zip` archive, then re-upload the application package through the management console. This ensures the rendering service correctly identifies and tracks the primary application process.

## Cause 2: Client Network Instability

The WebRTC connection between the web client and the rendering server was interrupted due to an unstable or degraded network on the client side.

### Solution

Ensure the client's network connection is stable before starting a session. Check for packet loss, high latency, or intermittent connectivity, and switch to a more reliable network if necessary.

## Notes

- If the disconnection occurs immediately after the session starts, Cause 1 (multi-process packaging) is the more likely root cause.
- If the disconnection occurs mid-session, investigate the client's network environment first.