meanwhile:
The variables I need to process at session expiry are copied into a domain
scope array with the _userreference being one column of the array.
The user$variabletimeouttrigger passes the _userreference to a taf that
processes the variables in the domain array and then nukes that row.
Yup. Only you need a full URL as if you are using a cron entry and you
have to (I believe it's mandatory) have the USR argument. Thus:
@ASSIGN user$variabletimeouttrigger
http://www.site.com/path/logout_user.taf?@USERREFERENCEARGUMENT
Robert
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From: Roland Dumas
Well, it triggers the URL, but the user variables are disappeared.
On 3/16/05 6:33 PM, Robert Shubert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yup. Only you need a full URL as if you are using a cron entry and you
have to (I believe it's mandatory) have the USR argument. Thus:
@ASSIGN
This is a bug, which I've reported to Witango. Phil tells me it will
be fixed in the next 5.5 release. I posted a test case on the list
last November.
On Wednesday, March 16, 2005, at 07:22 PM, Roland Dumas wrote:
Well, it triggers the URL, but the user variables are disappeared.
On
I remember something about it. I brought a problem to the last conference
and went home with it.
When the user scope expires, the variables don't last long enough to run one
last taf
So, if there's a set of user scope variables that I want to do something
with at expiry, then I need to keep a
This is fixed in the next 5.5 release.
What happens in 5.5.003 and earlier is that by the time the thread that
has fired the trigger tries to get the variable store another idle
thread has kick in and purged the user variables. The trigger more
often than not misses the variable store by a
I've gotten the trigger to do it's thing (OS X), but I wanted it to
save the expiring variables to a file, but they were gone already.
On Dec 8, 2003, at 8:43 AM, David Green wrote:
Last time... this will be the 3rd post to the list with no replies.
Can anyone that is successfully using the
Hi
My configuration is :
Xserve monoprocessor , OS X 10.2.8, Wintago5 server, 1.3 Go ram,
apache, mysql, iodbc
witangoevent :
FATALCaught fatal signal 10 (SIGBUS); thread id = 9031056; code: 1;
address: 009782cc; value: ; errno: 0; status: 0;
Nothing in witango.log except
works for me.
RedHat 9, Witango 5.065, Apache 2.047
Last time... this will be the 3rd post to the list with no replies.
Can anyone that is successfully using the variableTimeoutTrigger in user
scope just reply to this telling me that it's working? Please?
I'm using Windows 2000 / IIS 5.0 /
Thanks for the responses.
I'm not getting any error whatsoever. The log shows the expired
variable key, but nothing else. Almost like it doesn't exist. I can
see in debug mode that variableTimeoutTrigger exists and is correct.
Again, this used to work fine before the upgrade to 5.0.
So there
On Monday, December 8, 2003, at 09:05 AM, Roland Dumas wrote:
I've gotten the trigger to do it's thing (OS X), but I wanted it to
save the expiring variables to a file, but they were gone already.
You're doing it wrong.
The idea is that you have written the vars to an array (usually in the
Works perfectly for me - Windows 2000 Witango 5.01.065
To make sure I just added that it send me a mail when
the trigger was called...
--- David Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the responses.
I'm not getting any error whatsoever. The log shows
the expired
variable key, but
Don't
rely on user variables being there. They may be there, but will probably be
inaccessible.
Do you
have your log turned on? Do you see anything in the log about it being
triggered?
A good
test is to copy and paste (but not execute) the URL into a browser and
then wait until you know
Not sure, that you have read this in the online
manual:
variableTimeoutTriggerUser, application, domain, and custom
scopes
Just before a user's, application's, domain's or a custom scope's
variables expire, the HTTP URL specified in that scope's variableTimeoutTrigger
is activated. (The
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk:
variableTimeoutTrigger
Not sure, that you have read this in the online manual:
variableTimeoutTrigger
User, application, domain, and custom scopes
Just before a user's, application's, domain's or a custom scope's variables
expire
On Sunday, July 20, 2003, at 08:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone explain what this variable does, with an example?
I don't have an example right at hand but where I have used this tag
was in a taf where I needed to limit the number of visitors per domain.
So my code added a visitor
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*Subject:* Re: Witango-Talk: variableTimeoutTrigger
Not sure, that you have read this in the online manual
I have trouble with that. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.
- Original Message -
From: David Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 1:38 PM
Subject: Witango-Talk: variableTimeoutTrigger...
After successfuly installing WiTango 5.0 on the same box that
Title: Message
Hi Atrix.
I
don't know about r:tango, but it doesn't work at all in some
versions.
When I asked about
thisin mid-December) after trying to get it working, Dan Stein
saidthat the variabletimeout trigger didn't work in T2000. There was
no explanation of what the issues are.
I would have to disagree. I've had lots of success with the vTT. It
certainly has some limitations, but it's still a very useful feature.
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Wilcox, Jamileh wrote:
Hi Atrix. I don't know about r:tango, but it doesn't work at all in
some versions.
When I asked about
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