2005/8/12, Vinod Panicker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
MNA checks session idleness every seconds, and fires sessionIdle event if:
* if the session is considered idle, and
* if sessionIdle event is not fired yet.
So if you didn't write/read any message since sessionIdle event is fired, sessionIdle event is not fired again. You need to do some I/O to activate the event again. It is to prevent sessionIdle events from being fired too frequently such as every seconds.
It is disabled by default, and you can disable it by setting idle time to 0 second.
Trustin
-- Needed some clarification on how the session idle time works. Once I
receive the callback for sessionIdle, am I supposed to configure it
again? Or is it expected to fire every time during the lifetime of
the session when the condition is met?
MNA checks session idleness every seconds, and fires sessionIdle event if:
* if the session is considered idle, and
* if sessionIdle event is not fired yet.
So if you didn't write/read any message since sessionIdle event is fired, sessionIdle event is not fired again. You need to do some I/O to activate the event again. It is to prevent sessionIdle events from being fired too frequently such as every seconds.
Can I disable the sessionIdle time for a session? Basically an on/off switch?
It is disabled by default, and you can disable it by setting idle time to 0 second.
Trustin
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