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Conductor Script Commands
320 iPlanet Integration Server • Process System Guide • August 2001
SuspendSession
The
SuspendSession
command suspends the specified active session, or sessions,
in the current engine.
SuspendSession session_id [session_id…]
The
SuspendSession
command is available only when an engine is current, so you
must first use the
FindEngine
Script command to set the current engine.
The
SuspendSession
command places an ACTIVE session in SUSPENDED state.
This means that the session is now dormant: the engine cannot assign new
activities to a suspended session or post events to it.
Automatic reconnect by the client application does not take place if a session is
suspended using the
SuspendSession
command. A subsequent explicit client
request to open the session can restore it to ACTIVE state or create a new session,
depending on the value of the reconnectAction property set when the session was
first opened.
The engine posts a SessionSuspended event on the session before it is suspended,
so that the client application can take appropriate action. The effect of suspending a
session on any ACTIVE activities depends on the suspendAction property set by
the client application when accepting each activity.
TerminateAllSessions
The
TerminateAllSessions
command terminates all sessions in the current
engine.
TerminateAllSessions
The
TerminateAllSessions
command is available only when an engine is current,
so you must first use the
FindEngine
Script command to set the current engine.
The
TerminateAllSessions
command ends all sessions and deletes them from
the engine and the engine’s state database table.
Argument Description
session_id
The specified active session. (A list of up to ten session_ids separated by
spaces is supported.)