Doug wrote on 01/27/2003 06:15:35 PM: > It disconnects on alarm. Too late to send ABORT.
If the alarm code just does the disconnect then it can just as easily do an ABORT can't it? What am I missing here?
> My point is that they do not have that kind of control. You > have no choice - on alarm the BEEP connection is terminated > and you can not get in side of it and send an ABORT.
This sounds like poor design if some coded alarm system triggers terminating the transport layer session rather than the application command in progress.
It's a failsafe alarm that can be used by an application to keep the connection from being held open ($$$) on a pay by the minute cell phone.
You get - time out - your app is dead and we did
a favor and closed the connection even
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