Refer to Appeon Server open interfaces in Workarounds & APIs Guide for the syntax of Appeon Server open interfaces. Note that you can write code for calling the interface in the PowerBuilder application, but the code does not take effect in the PowerBuilder application; it only takes effect in the Appeon-deployed application.
getAllClients gets the IP addresses of all client machines which corresponds to the active sessions that are opened for the specified application in the specified Appeon Server.
getAllSessions returns the detail information of active sessions with XML format, which are opened for the specific application in the specific Appeon Server.
getSessionByID returns the detail information of the specified session with XML format.
With getSessionCount method, you can get the following three types of information.
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The total number of active sessions opened for the specified application in the specified Appeon Server.
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The total number of active sessions in a specified Appeon Server.
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The total number of sessions opened for the specified application in an Appeon Server cluster.
To get the number of sessions in an Appeon Server cluster, you need to first configure the cluster in AEM.
By using the GetSessionCount method, you can easily get the total number of active sessions in a specified Appeon Server using PowerBuilder code and apply the information in other open interfaces such as KillSession to manage the sessions. For example, you can first call GetSessionCount and then call KillSession in the PowerBuilder application to make the deployed application kill all sessions in Appeon Server when there are up to 100 active sessions in the server.
killAllSessions kills all active sessions in an Appeon Server or an Appeon Server cluster and rolls back all associated transactions. To kill all sessions in an Appeon Server cluster, you need to first configure the cluster in AEM.
killSessions kills the specified session(s) in an Appeon Server or an Appeon Server cluster and rolls back the associated transactions. To kill sessions in an Appeon Server cluster, you need to first configure the cluster in AEM.
