AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT

The AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT element creates an application auto logout component, which defines a mechanism for triggering and handling auto-logout events. It takes an attribute Id, which specifies the unique identifier for a set of auto-logout definitions. It is this unique identifier that is referenced by an application, providing it with a base set of auto-logout values.

Syntax

<AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT Id="component_unique_identifier">
    <TIMEOUT>timeoutSeconds</TIMEOUT>
        <!--COMMAND is an optional configuration element -->
    <COMMAND Timeout="timeoutSeconds"> commandScript </COMMAND>
</AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT>

Child elements

The AUTO_LOGOUT element may contain the following child elements:

Zero or one TIMEOUT (for auto logout) element.
Zero or one COMMAND (for auto logout) element (Optional).

Usage example default AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT in the GAS configuration file

<AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT Id="cpn.wa.autologout">
    <TIMEOUT>0</TIMEOUT>
</AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT>

In this example, the Id value - cpn.wa.autologout - defines the default AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT in the GAS configuration file. When your applications reference the default application, defaultwa, they inherit the settings defined by its AUTO_LOGOUT element as shown in the example:

<AUTO_LOGOUT Using="cpn.wa.autologout"/>

Usage example 2

<AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT Id="cpn.wa.autologout">
    <TIMEOUT>30</TIMEOUT>
    <COMMAND Timeout="20">auto-logout-allowed.sh</COMMAND>
</AUTO_LOGOUT_COMPONENT>

In this example:

The TIMEOUT element is set for 30 seconds. When no user activity is detected, the DVM waits for this timeout period to elapse before the auto logout task is performed.
The COMMAND element's Timeout attribute is set to 20 seconds to allow a command to be run that checks if the auto logout is allowed, see COMMAND (for auto logout)

Parent elements

This element is a child of one of the following elements: COMPONENT_LIST.