Monitor the active user limit (or any limit you desire),
and block the bridge when it's exceeded.
Bridge blocking is represented by an isBlocked attribute,
and it's up to the implementation to decide what to do with that information.
If a custom blocking/unblocking implementation is needed,
override blockBridge() and unblockBridge() respectively.
It's the caller's responsibility to call the base class methods
to flip the actual isBlocked flag. Any errors thrown in the custom implementations
get automatically caught (and logged) by checkLimits()
param limit
The upper user limit - the bridge gets blocked when it gets exceeded (not reached!)
Monitor the active user limit (or any limit you desire), and block the bridge when it's exceeded.
Bridge blocking is represented by an
isBlockedattribute, and it's up to the implementation to decide what to do with that information.If a custom blocking/unblocking implementation is needed, override
blockBridge()andunblockBridge()respectively. It's the caller's responsibility to call the base class methods to flip the actualisBlockedflag. Any errors thrown in the custom implementations get automatically caught (and logged) bycheckLimits()The upper user limit - the bridge gets blocked when it gets exceeded (not reached!)