JAVA Tech VERSION 3.0 Manuel D’Utilisation
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Timeout/User Idle Control
setTimeout(seconds)
E.g. var ready = ViewONE.setTimeout(30);
This method sets and starts a usage timer. If the user does not use the applet for the
number of seconds specified then the applet will automatically be disabled. It can be re-
enabled by calling one of the timeout JavaScript methods (see below), opening a
document using one of the JavaScript open methods, by revisiting the page containing the
applet (Netscape) or reloading the page (Internet Explorer).
This method sets and starts a usage timer. If the user does not use the applet for the
number of seconds specified then the applet will automatically be disabled. It can be re-
enabled by calling one of the timeout JavaScript methods (see below), opening a
document using one of the JavaScript open methods, by revisiting the page containing the
applet (Netscape) or reloading the page (Internet Explorer).
Security note: This method is disabled by default unless the
“JavascriptExtensions” parameter is set to “true”.
“JavascriptExtensions” parameter is set to “true”.
getTimeout()
E.g. var seconds = ViewONE.getTimeout();
This method returns the timeout value (integer seconds) set using either the setTimeout()
method or the HTML tag “timeout”.
This method returns the timeout value (integer seconds) set using either the setTimeout()
method or the HTML tag “timeout”.
stopTimeout()
E.g. ViewONE.stopTimeout();
This method will disable the timer set using either the setTimeout() method or the HTML
tag “timeout” and if the applet had timed-out then it will wake-up (i.e. be re-enabled).
This method will disable the timer set using either the setTimeout() method or the HTML
tag “timeout” and if the applet had timed-out then it will wake-up (i.e. be re-enabled).
Security note: This method is disabled by default unless the
“JavascriptExtensions” parameter is set to “true”.
“JavascriptExtensions” parameter is set to “true”.
isTimedOut()
E.g. var timedout = ViewONE.isTimedOut();
This method returns a value of true if the applet has timed-out as a result of the user not
using the applet for the time specified by the setTimeout() method or the HTML tag
“timeout”. It otherwise returns false.
This method returns a value of true if the applet has timed-out as a result of the user not
using the applet for the time specified by the setTimeout() method or the HTML tag
“timeout”. It otherwise returns false.
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