Location: Symbol Reference > Classes > TJwWTSSession Class > TJwWTSSession Properties > TJwWTSSession.ConnectState Property
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TJwWTSSession.ConnectState Property
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property ConnectState: TWtsConnectStateClass;
ConnectState returns the connection state of the session. Which can be one of the following values:
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Session State |
Description |
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WTSActive |
The session is connected, and a user is logged on to the server. |
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WTSConnected |
The session is connected, but there is no user logged on to the server. |
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WTSConnectQuery |
The session is in the process of connecting. If this state continues, it indicates a problem with the connection. |
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WTSShadow |
The session is in the process of remotely controlling another session. |
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WTSDisconnected |
The user is disconnected from the session, but the session is still attached to the server and can be reconnected at any time. |
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WTSIdle |
The session is initialized and ready to accept a connection. To optimize the performance of a server, two default (idle) sessions are initialized before any client connections are made. |
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WTSReset |
The session failed to initialize correctly or could not be terminated, and is not available. If this state continues, it indicates a problem with the connection of the session. |
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WTSInit |
The session is in the process of initializing. |
On Windows XP, however, the state for session 0 can be misleading because it will be WTSDisconnected even if there is no user logged on. To accurately determine if a user has logged on to session 0, you can use the Username property
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307642/en-us
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