IWMSServerLimits.PlayerInactivityTimeout (Visual Basic .NET)
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IWMSServerLimits.PlayerInactivityTimeout (Visual Basic .NET)
The PlayerInactivityTimeout property specifies and retrieves the maximum length of time that a player is permitted to remain connected without receiving streamed content.
Syntax
IWMSServerLimits .PlayerInactivityTimeout = Integer Integer = IWMSServerLimits.PlayerInactivityTimeout
Property Value
Integer containing the permitted connection time in seconds.
If this property fails, it returns an error number.
Number | Description |
0x80070057 | Integer is an invalid argument. |
Remarks
This property applies only to new connections. Existing connections are controlled by the inactivity time-out specified when they connected. If the parameter is –1, there is no time-out limit. By default, the value of the parameter is 86,400 seconds (24 hours). The value zero is not valid for the return value.
Example Code
Imports Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.Interop Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices Private Sub GetSetTimeout() ' Declare variables. Dim Server As WMSServer Dim Limits As IWMSServerLimits Dim iValue As Integer Try ' Create the WMSServer object. Server = New WMSServer() ' Retrieve the IWMSServerLimits object for the server. Limits = Server.Limits ' Retrieve the maximum amount of time a client ' can stay idle before being disconnected. iValue = Limits.PlayerInactivityTimeout ' Set the maximum amount of time a client ' can stay idle before being disconnected. Limits.PlayerInactivityTimeout = 4000 Catch excCom As COMException ' TODO: Handle COM exceptions. Catch exc As Exception ' TODO: Handle errors. Finally ' TODO: Clean-up code goes here. End Try End Sub
Requirements
Reference: Add a reference to Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.
Namespace: Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.Interop.
Assembly: Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.dll.
Library: WMSServerTypeLib.dll.
Platform: Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family.
See Also
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