[Red5] ping_interval and max_inactivity settings

[Christopher Walzl]

There may be other ways to accomplish this, but for what I was  
suggesting, you'd have to override the ApplicationAdapter method.  To  
Override it, you'll have to make sure the method's signature that you  
write matches the ApplicationAdapter's signature exactly.  For example:

	public void appDisconnect(IConnection arg0)
	{
		super.appDisconnect(arg0);
		this.destroySession(Red5.getConnectionLocal());
	}

	private void destroySession(IConnection arg0)
	{
		super.appDisconnect(arg0);
		// do your cleanup here
	}

I have a private method that I wrote called  
"destroySession(IConnection connection)" that I call when the  
appDisconnect() method is called.  There are other methods you may  
need to override as well - for example:

	public void appLeave(IClient arg0, IScope arg1)
	{
		super.appLeave(arg0, arg1);
		this.destroySession(Red5.getConnectionLocal());
	}
	
	public void roomStop(IScope arg0)
	{
		super.roomStop(arg0);
		this.destroySession(Red5.getConnectionLocal());
	}

	public void roomDisconnect(IConnection arg0)
	{
		super.roomDisconnect(arg0);
		this.destroySession(Red5.getConnectionLocal());
	}
	
	public void roomLeave(IClient arg0, IScope arg1)
	{
		super.roomLeave(arg0, arg1);
		this.destroySession(Red5.getConnectionLocal());
	}

As I'm pasting some of the code I've written, I'm now realizing that  
there is a IConnection passed into the methods you'll be overriding.   
You may be able to use that IConnection instance rather than calling  
Red5.getConnectionLocal().  I'm not sure if I ran into trouble doing  
it that way before, or if I just overlooked it.

Good luck!

Chris Walzl
cwalzl at gmail.com
(972) 974-6728

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On Nov 10, 2008, at 11:40 AM, Gaby Vanhegan wrote:

>
> On 10 Nov 2008, at 11:22, Christopher Walzl wrote:
>
>> Yeah, the server will receive an ApplicationAdapter.appDisconnect()  
>> event if that happens.  I just implemented something like that  
>> recently.  You can call Red5.getLocalConnection() in the  
>> appDisconnect() thread to determine which connection was dropped.
>
>
> Would this work?:
>
> 	public void appDisconnet ( IConnection conn, Object[] params ) {
> 		// Do whatever we need to delete this client from games/chats/etc
> 	}
>
> Or do I explicitly need to do:
>
> 	public void appDisconnet ( ) {
> 		IConnection conn	= Red5.getLocalConnection();
> 		// Do whatever we need to delete this client from games/chats/etc
> 	}
>
> G.
>
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