Hmm.. an idea?

Why not make somekind pop-up window that refresh it self in any given time. 
Like this:
Put in menu.html small script that opens small window. In small window code would be 
that <Imail.new message count.cant remember that tag's name..> and it also says to 
user: "you have (message count) new messages waiting"  and that little window would 
refresh it self in every couple minutes. Would this do the trick?
Called "New messages" window, or something like that.

At this way Imail should receive http request 'cause little window contains some imail 
tags where it has to respond... and no timeout would occur.(??)


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Len Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 18:50:40 +0100

>I doubt it, ping only goes to the tcp/ip stack, it won't get up to the 
>application level of Imail Web messaging, and at the level of html page 
>requests across http protocol.
>
>Imail web messaging http server "keeps alive" by resetting the 12 min 
>counter each time it receives an http request from a given http client, aka 
>browser.
>
>Len
>
>=================
>
>>Len, is there a means to create some session manager which pings to show
>>activity, and prvent the time out session manager from activating?
>
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