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Just before a client opens a file browser that blocks the browser's thread and thus stops heartbeats from being sent out, I'd like to temporarily increase the required heartbeat interval for this specific socket to a much higher amount.
When the user then leaves the file browser, I'd like to restore the heartbeat interval.
Would it be possible to dynamically adjust the required heartbeat interval for a specific socket?
Such logic would be much better than to reconnect. This is because reconnection would force me to store the socket's state on the server-side, so one would have to differentiate between clients that disconnect willingly and those that do not.
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Options re-negotiation and self-healing are coming, but right now not possible. Preserving state is still a good idea since reconnections do happen frequently =]
Just before a client opens a file browser that blocks the browser's thread and thus stops heartbeats from being sent out, I'd like to temporarily increase the required heartbeat interval for this specific socket to a much higher amount.
When the user then leaves the file browser, I'd like to restore the heartbeat interval.
Would it be possible to dynamically adjust the required heartbeat interval for a specific socket?
Such logic would be much better than to reconnect. This is because reconnection would force me to store the socket's state on the server-side, so one would have to differentiate between clients that disconnect willingly and those that do not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: