Thank you for your reply.
Yes, it is not complicated to do the monitoring myself...BUT:
I have to keep track of every user and update the date+time when they make a request; and to get the current status, I have to do another search in the DB.
No you don't have to hit up a database. Just create a domain scope array. A tiny little include you can toss into all your tafs or .tml pages.
I whipped up one so I could tell how many people were on the site, what they had in their shopping carts and a couple of other things. When their session expired, the array lost that row. So an admin could tell who is there, what they were looking at and what was in the carts. (when the session expired, it wrote some of the info to a table for analysis, but that's one db hit per session.
It is not difficult, but this is overhead (eats CPU resources and accesses the DB) which is not necessary because it is duplicating something the server is doing anyway.
I was just wondering if the info is available and I missed it; if not, why Witango does not provide it.
Thank you,
Mike
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From: Roland Dumas [HYPERLINK mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2006 12:58
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Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Server Provided Info: who is loged on? (probably not entirely OT)
On Jun 12, 2006, at 12:35 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
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I know this issue has been discussed long ago and I apologize for reopening the subject.
One useful piece of information (for administration purposes) that the Witango server could offer, is how many users are logged in and how much time is left before the timeout (or equivalent).
I could not find this capability described anywhere, but it might be mentioned somewhere and I just missed it.
Does anybody know if this is possible and/or provide a hint to the appropriate documentation?
(I am not interested in a custom solution; I know I can keep track of users but this means constant overhead while collecting this info from the server implies almost no overhead)
don't think it's possible without creating your own function. Having said that, it's not so hard to create a domain scope array that is tracking who is there, time since last hit (and therefore time to expiration)
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