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Michael Kønig

2005-07-20, 7:45 am

I have made several FCS projects by now but am still a confused about when a
non-persistnet SO is deleted from the server.

According to my observations, they are definently not cleared the instant
that all users are disconnected - there is some kind og time-lag.I have made
some tests and monitered them over the App Inspector and they seem to hang
around without any real pattern for when they are eventually deleted.

Does anyone else experience this?

/Michael



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Marko Simic

2005-07-20, 7:45 am

if you connect also your server application to SO,
when last user disconnect do SO.close()

m

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> I have made several FCS projects by now but am still a confused about w=

hen
a
> non-persistnet SO is deleted from the server.
>
> According to my observations, they are definently not cleared the insta=

nt
> that all users are disconnected - there is some kind og time-lag.I have

made
> some tests and monitered them over the App Inspector and they seem to h=

ang
> around without any real pattern for when they are eventually deleted.
>
> Does anyone else experience this?
>
> /Michael
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Michael Kønig

2005-07-20, 7:45 am

I am not quite sure I understand:

I instantiate my SO from my server app and then use getLocal to get a
reference from my swfs.
What I have never understod is how do I know when the last user has
disconected???

/Michael

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>if you connect also your server application to SO,
>when last user disconnect do SO.close()
>
>m
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Marko Simic

2005-07-20, 7:45 am

count and store to
so.user++
on connect

and

so.user--
on Disconect

or

use Application.clients.length

....




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> I am not quite sure I understand:
>
> I instantiate my SO from my server app and then use getLocal to get a
> reference from my swfs.
> What I have never understod is how do I know when the last user has
> disconected???
>
> /Michael
>
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