Re: [xSocket-develop] about onIdleTimeout

[Gregor R. <gre...@go...>]

Hello Jeter,

the idle timeout should work on the client-side as well as on the
server-side.

By setting the idle timeout the connection will be closed by xSocket, if the
idle time has bee reached.

By implementing an ITimeoutHandler, you will be notified if the idle time
out occurs. If your ITimeoutHandler returns true, the connection will be
closed after performing the onIdleTimeout call back method. If your
ITimeoutHandler returns false, the xSocket framework does nothing by
returning from the onIdleTimeout method, means the connection stays open.
See
http://xsocket.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/xsocket/xsocket/core/tags/V1_2_1/src/test/java/org/xsocket/stream/NonBlockingConnectionClientHandlerTest.java?view=markup(testIdleTimeout()
 & testConnectionTimeout())

In the case of BlockingConnection a idle timeout causes throwing a exception
within a pending read operation.

Please add a bug report incl. test code if this not works for your program.

Gregor




2007/11/7, Jeter Chen <je...@ai...>:
>
>   Hi,  is that onIdleTimeout only work on server or client can use
> this function too?? But for the test myself,
>   client seems not work for this, thanks...
>
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