[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi Jalmari! > Thanks for the reply. > Yes, Joachim pointed that a client can user +1 connections to the > application. > Thing is that I want to grab a client by it's connection and swing him to > another scope. I have them connecting to room app/myroom and if they don't > provide proper user/pass I need to put them in app/lobby. > The problem in that I try t do this in roomConnect. So if invalid auth I > create a 'lobby' subscope for the main app and I bind the conenction to > the lobby scope. On the next line I return false so the client does not > conenct to the myroom scope. This doesn't work ok. On client side all I > get is the conenction being rejected. > Any idea how this scenario should be implemented correctly? > > cosmin > We are doing this in way that server marks users (stored in application-level cache) on server side as "intransit" and then tells client to disconnect and then connect to a new url. This way users are not scope specific but objects seen by users are.
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