[twsocket] SslWSocketServer and SslWSocket KEEPALIVE

2011-01-19 Thread daniel cc
Hi guys,
Could you please inform,
What is the best way to use in order to be able to keep alive both server and 
client?
I would like to keep them both alive.

Is it custom? or systemon? or off?
How about interval?

Thanks

-daniel
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Re: [twsocket] SslWSocketServer and SslWSocket KEEPALIVE

2011-01-19 Thread Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd
 What is the best way to use in order to be able to keep alive both 
 server and client?

Only the client matters, ignore the server.  Just design your protocol so
the client sends regular packets, at least one every five minutes, I sent
them each minute, with the server returning an acknowledgement packet (as
I've explained twice already) that the client checks.  

If the server does not receive packets for say three times the interval,
it forcibly closes the connection.  If the client does not get a response,
it retries, then closes the connection and retries.   

Angus

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Re: [twsocket] SslWSocketServer and SslWSocket KEEPALIVE

2011-01-19 Thread daniel cc

Thanks Angus,
I think five minutes will be just good for me :)

What is the best way to use in order to be able to keep alive both 
server and client?


Only the client matters, ignore the server.  Just design your protocol so
the client sends regular packets, at least one every five minutes, I sent
them each minute, with the server returning an acknowledgement packet (as
I've explained twice already) that the client checks.  


If the server does not receive packets for say three times the interval,
it forcibly closes the connection.  If the client does not get a response,
it retries, then closes the connection and retries.   


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