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Configuring custom render timeouts

Note

This feature is available from Visionect Software Suite 6.3.0 onward.

It is possible to have a custom render timeout for a session, instead of using the default value.

First you need to get the current session settings by calling

GET /api/session/{UUID}

Adding RenderTimeut field inside the Fields fields will set the session to render every N milliseconds.

To apply the changes, make:

PUT /api/session/{UUID}

and add the JSON as the body payload.

Returns: Promise, which is resolved ether with ‘Error’ or with the device file checksum string.

Example:

{
     "Uuid": "3e38a775-7c83-4c2b-9065-937500000000",
     "Backend": {
        "Name": "HTML",
        "Fields": {
            "ReloadTimeout": "0",
            "RenderTimeout": "1600",
            "url": "http://example.com"
        }
    },
    "Options": {
        "Beautify": "pretty,gamma=1.1",
        "ChangesAutodetect": "true,threshold=0",
        "DefaultDithering": "none",
        "DefaultEncoding": "4"
    }
}

This will set the session render timeout ot 1.6 seconds.

Configuring custom memory (RSS) limits

Note

This feature is available from Visionect Software Suite 6.3.0 onward.

It is possible to have a custom RSS memory limit for a session, instead of using the default value.

First you need to get the current session settings by calling

GET /api/session/{UUID}

Adding ResourceLimits field inside the Options fields will set the session to restart, if its memory consumption reaches over the specified amount (in MB).

The ResourceLimits field accepts parameters, separated by a comma. To se the memory limit, use the memory argument and set it to an appropriate value.

For example, setting a sesstion to 50 MB RSS limit, the value of ResourceLimits would be memory=50.

To apply the changes, make:

PUT /api/session/{UUID}

and add the JSON as the body payload.

Returns: Promise, which is resolved ether with ‘Error’ or with the device file checksum string.

Example:

{
     "Uuid": "3e38a775-7c83-4c2b-9065-937500000000",
     "Backend": {
        "Name": "HTML",
        "Fields": {
            "ReloadTimeout": "0",
            "url": "http://example.com"
        }
    },
    "Options": {
        "Beautify": "pretty,gamma=1.1",
        "ResourceLimits":"memory=50"
        "ChangesAutodetect": "true,threshold=0",
        "DefaultDithering": "none",
        "DefaultEncoding": "4"
    }
}

This will set the session RSS limit to 50 MB.