services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, page 19. 1In sdk/bindings/glue/java/. 23 2 Environment-specific notes 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, vboxwebsrv, page 19. 1In sdk/bindings/glue/java/. 23 2 Environment-specific notes 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, sdk/bindings/webservice/java/jax-ws/samples/. 22 2 Environment-specific notes 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, command line; see chapter 1.4.1, Command line options of vboxwebsrv, page 16. 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, command line; see chapter 1.4.1, Command line options of vboxwebsrv, page 16. 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, page 24. 1In sdk/bindings/glue/java/. 28 2 Environment-specific notes 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, page 24. 1In sdk/bindings/glue/java/. 28 2 Environment-specific notes 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, page 22. 1In sdk/bindings/glue/java/. 26 2 Environment-specific notes 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, vboxwebsrv, page 22. 1In sdk/bindings/glue/java/. 26 2 Environment-specific notes 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This

services are a particular type of programming interface. Whereas, with “normal” program- ming, a program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and seconds, and defaults to 300 (five minutes). A web service client that has logged on but makes no calls to the web service will automatically be disconnected after the number of seconds specified here, vboxwebsrv, page 22. 1In sdk/bindings/glue/java/. 26 2 Environment-specific notes 2. After that, the code calls IWebsessionManager::logon(), which is the first call that actually communicates with the server. This