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Do you call the app with 'Run'? Run returns immediately. That's what it's made for. Don't use Run if you want to wait until the app returns. (Same is true for WBRun IIRC).
If you did't use Run, then the app detaches itself from the shell. In this case you are lost. The only way would be to regularly check for a resource the app creates, for example an ARexx port. If the resource disappears, the app might have ended.
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