Actions116
- š¬ Chats Actions
- š¤ Contacts Actions
- š„ļø Sessions Actions
- š Profile Actions
- š¼ļø Screenshot Actions
- š¤ Chatting Actions
- š¢ Channels Actions
- š¢ Status Actions
- š„ Groups Actions
- Add Participants
- Demote To Admin
- Create Group
- Get Groups
- Join Info Group
- Join Group
- Refresh Groups
- Get Group
- Delete Group
- Leave Group
- Get Chat Picture
- Set Picture
- Delete Picture
- Set Description
- Set Subject
- Set Info Admin Only
- Get Info Admin Only
- Set Messages Admin Only
- Get Messages Admin Only
- Get Invite Code
- Revoke Invite Code
- Get Participants
- Remove Participants
- Promote To Admin
- ā Presence Actions
- š·ļø Labels Actions
- š Observability Actions
- š Auth Actions
Overview
This node starts a session based on a provided session name. It is useful in scenarios where you need to initiate or manage sessions programmatically, such as starting a user session in an application or initiating a connection session for further operations.
Use Case Examples
- Starting a user session in a web application to track user activity.
- Initiating a session for a remote service to perform authenticated operations.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Session | The name of the session to start. This is a required string input that identifies the session. |
| Request Options | Settings to control the HTTP request behavior when starting the session, including batching, SSL certificate validation, proxy usage, and timeout settings. |
Output
JSON
sessionId- Identifier of the started session.status- Status of the session start operation, e.g., success or failure.message- Additional information or error message related to the session start.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential or authentication token to authorize session start requests.
Troubleshooting
- Common issues include invalid session names, network connectivity problems, or incorrect proxy settings.
- Errors related to SSL certificate validation can be resolved by enabling the 'Ignore SSL Issues' option if appropriate.
- Timeout errors can be mitigated by increasing the timeout setting in request options.
Links
- API Documentation for Starting Sessions - Official documentation describing the session start endpoint and its parameters.