Clients getting disconnected from FCS after idle time 2004-02-26 - By Jorge Maiquez
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I first noticed it ages ago (FCS1.0 I think) in apps where no
connectionlight or any other pinging mechanism was being used. Haven't
really noticed it since, but then again most of my apps now make use of
some sort of pinging..
No big help, I know.. just a confirmation that I've also seen this
behaviour before, and I think it happened more with mac's than with
pc's, but don't hold me to that :)
Cheers,
-Jorge
Jorge Maiquez
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Digital Samba
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From: graeme.bull@(protected)
[mailto:graeme.bull@(protected)]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 7:51 AM
To: flashcomm@(protected)
Subject: RE: [FlashComm] Clients getting disconnected from FCS after
idle time
Hi Ed,
You're on fire or something! right on. This is an old bug and most
people have got around it by using their own "pinging" function or
something.
I suggest just making a very simple application where you can press a
button and the server side will return a value and show it in a text
field. Build, run it, test it and then leave it for about... 2 mins or
so and press that button again. It's not so much that the client gets
disconnected, it's that the client on longer can send or receive with
the server. Very strange.
(we have tried the maxappidle time too, see the archives if you need
confirmation, it's all there)
Graeme
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