Michael,
I am not familiar with Jserv 1.0.3. In Jserv 1,1, the idle time is defined by value of session.timeout in zone.properties.
Xiaowen
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Hi Guys,
I asked this question on the FAQ page but did not get any answer. I guess
the FAQ page is not supposed to post question without answers ... I will
post the answer if I can get some reply from this list. Thanks a lot.
I tried to the HttpSession tracking API to track user login sessions but
the sessions expire after about 15 minutes of inactivity. That is annoying
and I want them alive for at least two hours of inactivity.
My servlet book said:
"Specific session behavior, such as the amount of idle time before a
session is destroyed, depends on the server"
I could not find how to configure the server so that it can keep the idle
session alive longer. Anyone has any thoughts?
I am using RedHat6.0, Apache 1.3.6 and JServ 1.0.3 (?)
Thanks a lot
Michael
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