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Thanks for the advice.
Well, I dont need to purge all variables. Purging
one or two will make the system think the user has logged out. And I will have
to purge variabletimeouttrigger aswell.
From a system perspective, I'd much rather do a
complete purge than just picking out the a victim.
While testing, I found that putting the purge in a
taf instad of a method call would not purge future user vars during the same TAF
execution. Maybe its a bug?
Peter
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Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 6:44
PM
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Purge
question
Do you need to purge ALL of the user variables or just some of
them?
You can purge individual variables rather than the whole user
scope.
That might work better if you don't need to purge
everything.
Stefan
At 12:07 PM 12/8/2004, you wrote:
Hello
everyone,
Say that you have two
method calls within a taf, separated by some other
actions.
Is it possible, that
the two method calls would actually be executed simultanously?
The first of my two method
calls ends with purging the user scope
The second one assigns fresh vars to the user scope, but the newly
set user vars get purged after a couple of milliseconds aswell. Does the taf
not wait for the first method call to complete before it starts the second
one? Or is purging of vars an event that would apply to the whole taf,
regardless if the vars were set after the purge or not?
Thankful for all
help!
Peter
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