The max-process-time Element"

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It specifies the maximal allowed time to process events, in milliseconds. It must be positive. ZK will keep processing the requests until all requests are processed, or the maximal allowed time expires.
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It specifies the maximum allowed time to process events, in milliseconds. It must be positive. ZK will keep processing the requests until all requests are processed, or the maximum allowed time expires.
  
Notice that This setting has no effect on AU requests. Rather, it controls the number of the requests caused by the client-polling server push. In other words, if there are multiple pending server-push based on the client-polling, ZK will handle them one-by-one until all are served or the time expires.
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Notice that this setting has no effect on AU requests. Rather, it controls the number of the requests caused by the client-polling server push. In other words, if there are multiple pending server-push based on the client-polling, ZK will handle them one-by-one until all are served or the time expires.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 10:17, 8 August 2011


The max-process-time Element


Syntax:

<max-process-time>a_number</max-process-time>
[Default: 3000]

It specifies the maximum allowed time to process events, in milliseconds. It must be positive. ZK will keep processing the requests until all requests are processed, or the maximum allowed time expires.

Notice that this setting has no effect on AU requests. Rather, it controls the number of the requests caused by the client-polling server push. In other words, if there are multiple pending server-push based on the client-polling, ZK will handle them one-by-one until all are served or the time expires.

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Last Update : 2011/08/08


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