Gets or sets the maximum interval of time that can pass without activity on a channel before the client or server channel enters a faulted state. The default value is 10 minutes.
(in System.ServiceModel.PollingDuplex.dll)
Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Property InactivityTimeout As TimeSpan
Get
Set
Dim instance As PollingDuplexHttpBinding
Dim value As TimeSpan
value = instance.InactivityTimeout
instance.InactivityTimeout = value
public TimeSpan InactivityTimeout { get; set; }
Property Value
Type:
System..::.TimeSpanThe TimeSpan value that specifies the maximum interval of time that can pass without activity on a channel before the channel enters a faulted state.
Activity in this context is defined as completed sends or messages being queued for receive.
If a channel has received a CloseSession message from the remote endpoint, the channel is in a half-closed state in which it can still send messages. As a consequence, if Send calls are the only remaining activity, the channel faults when an InactivityTimeout()()() interval of time passes after the last Send call.
Dim pollingDuplexBinding As New PollingDuplexHttpBinding()
Dim bindingEC As BindingElementCollection = pollingDuplexBinding.CreateBindingElements()
'Check on binding elements contained in the collection
Dim boolHTBE As Boolean = bindingEC.Contains(GetType(HttpTransportBindingElement))
'Returns true
Dim txtboolHTBE As String = boolHTBE.ToString()
Dim boolHSTBE As Boolean = bindingEC.Contains(GetType(HttpsTransportBindingElement))
'Returns false
Dim txtboolHSTBE As String = boolHSTBE.ToString()
PollingDuplexHttpBinding pollingDuplexBinding = new PollingDuplexHttpBinding();
BindingElementCollection bindingEC = pollingDuplexBinding.CreateBindingElements();
//Check on binding elements contained in the collection
bool boolHTBE = bindingEC.Contains(typeof(HttpTransportBindingElement));
//Returns true
string txtboolHTBE = boolHTBE.ToString();
bool boolHSTBE = bindingEC.Contains(typeof(HttpsTransportBindingElement));
//Returns false
string txtboolHSTBE = boolHSTBE.ToString();
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