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OpenLNS Programmer's Reference 665
AcceptIncomingSession
Summary Accepts or rejects an incoming uplink session request after
you have registered your application for uplink session
handling .
You can use this method to accept or reject an uplink session
request after a request has been received, and the
OnIncomingSessionEvent event has been fired. If an uplink
session request is rejected, the session will be terminated. If
the uplink session request is neither accepted nor rejected
before the session establishment time-out period for the
xDriver Profile handling the session expires, the request will
be rejected automatically.
The session establishment time for a Profile can be
configured using the xDriver Profile Editor. For more
information on this, see Chapter 3 of the OpenLDV
Programmer’s Guide, xDriver Supplement.
Note that your application must register to receive uplink
session requests by invoking the
BeginIncomingSessionEvents method.
Once you have accepted a session, you can open the network
containing the RNI device involved in the session, and use
the OnSessionChangeEvent event to monitor the state of the
xDriver session. These methods and events only apply to
clients that are using the OpenLDV xDriver to connect to
remote network interface (RNI) devices. For an overview of
the OpenLDV xDriver, see the OpenLNS Network Interface
Drivers chapter in the OpenLNS Programmer’s Guide.
Availability Local, full, lightweight, and independent clients.
Syntax objServer.AcceptIncomingSession tag, acceptUplink,
postponeUpdates
Element Description
osObject The ObjectServer object to be acted on.
tag A Long value identifying the session
being accepted or rejected. This value
is passed to the
OnIncomingSessionEvent event as the
tag element when the uplink session
request is received.
acceptUplink A Boolean value indicating whether the
session is to be accepted.
TRUE. Accepts the incoming uplink
session request .
FALSE. Rejects the session .
postponeUpdates A Boolean value indicating whether
monitor point update events are to be
suspended while the uplink session is