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EM API loginDuration value question
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4/1/09 2:14 AM
I am using the string below to login users:
with the value of "0"

doDeviceLogin
<deviceName>#COL1#</deviceName><loginDuration>0</loginDuration>#COL3#<userId>#COL2#</userId>
 
What value equals indefinate, or if Enforce Maximum Login Time is set to false as a System parameter, is that value ignored?
 
I want to avoid a massive logout of users if some backen timer expires</loginDuration><</loginDuration><
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RE: EM API loginDuration value question
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4/29/09 9:20 PM as a reply to ryan kaplan.
Some testing seems to indicate a value of 0 results in 'indefinite'.
 
It appears that even if Enforce Maximum Login is disabled, that a positive value will result in logout at the specified interval.
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RE: EM API loginDuration value question
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11/23/10 3:09 AM as a reply to ryan kaplan.
Hi Ryan,
I assume you use AXL to login the user ;-)
 
according the AXL doco's, the loginduration will not be enforced even if you specify a value, you will have to use the EMApi if a forced logout is required. (only just found out myself)
 
so you should be all good :-)
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