The time set in the Administrator is the MAX time
allotted. However an application tag can have this
value lower and will expire at established in the
CFAPPLICATION.
Catch 22: The application tag CAN not override the
max time set within the Administrator.
Example:
CFADMIN has Max application time at 10 hours.
CFAPPLICATIONS has timeout at 8 hours.
Application should time out within 8 hours.
CFADMIN has Max application time at 2 hours.
CFAPPLICATIONS has timeout at 8 hours.
Application should time out within 2 hours.
I would check for other application tags that
maybe lowering your application within the same
directory where the pages are executed that you
have noticed the timeout occur.
-----Original Message-----
From: Avi Flax [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 12:50 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Weird Session Timeouts
Dylan, you are referring to the Default timeouts specified in
Administrator. However, there are also MAXIMUM timeouts specified, which
can override a timeout set in a CFAPPLICATION tag.
Avi
At 06:39 AM 6/15/2001 -0700, Dylan Bromby wrote:
>It's other way around. If *no* application.cfm is found, the defaults in
the
>CF Admin will be used. Otherwise, any application.cfm file found by the
app
>will override the admin. If the admin took precedence, there would be no
use
>to setting sessions in any application.cfm file.
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