Try using a handler for the ontouchstart event.

Store the last touch time in any global variable, and update this variable in the touch handler. 

Regards,

Swatantra Kumar

Hi Preeti,

look to this documentation: Configure Mobile App Authentication

I believe that you can management some configurations with Factory Configuration.

Cheers,

Nuno Verdasca

Let me Explain the scenario

In Service center we have set the Max idle time as 12 Hours, so the user remains logged in to the application for next 12 hours from the time he/she logged in, even the application is closed/untouched/goes offline.(This is working fine).  Now we need below to be handle below scenario.

Step 1: User Login to the application let say at 10 am

Step 2: When 11 hours are past from his last login i.e. at 9 Pm user should get a message on screen saying you would be automatically logged out after 1 hours.

here the main challenge is how to read the Max idle time in code to add the check.

Hope it is clear.

Thanks,

Preeti Kumari

Hello Preeti,

As suggested by Swatantra Kumar, you can use global variables to save user login time and Persistent Timeout time. Instead of JavaScript you can check on OnApplicationReady as well as on OnApplicationResume client action that the difference between both is greater than persistent login or not. If yes give message to user about the same.

Thanks & Regards

Prajakta Roshankhede  

Thanks Prajakta and  Swatantra for your inputs.

I used the client variable newly introduced in outsytems mobile for keeping the value and then check on both application  ready and resume event. and it is not showing the alert properly.

Thanks,

Preeti kumari