Transient Object Containers are used to store transient data. Transient data will persist, but only for a user-specified period of time (the "data object timeout") after which it will be flushed.

1 item is in this transient object container. &dtml-l; items are in this transient object container. There are no items in this transient object container.

Title |
Data object timeout value (in minutes) ("0" means no expiration) |

Timeout resolution (in seconds)
Defines what the "resolution" of item timeout is. Setting this higher allows the transience machinery to do fewer "writes" at the expense of causing items to time out later than the "Data object timeout value" by a factor of (at most) this many seconds. This number must divide evenly into the number of timeout seconds ("Data object timeout value" * 60) and cannot be set higher than the timeout value in seconds.

Maximum number of subobjects ("0" means infinite) |
Script to call when objects are added (e.g. "/somefolder/addScript") |
Script to call when objects are deleted (e.g. "/somefolder/delScript") |
WARNING! All data objects existing in this transient object container will be deleted when the data object timeout or expiration resolution is changed.