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Just a thought ... are you using JServ in manual or automatic mode?
If automatic, maybe something is happening to kill the JVM every
5 mins. When that happens, all sessions would go away -- along
with everything else, of course. The JVM would then get restarted,
and a client probably wouldn't notice anything.
-- Not the case here. The JVM, although not the best one (JDK 117 from
Blackdown), stays alive.
Like other folks have observed, I've used sessions for long periods
with no problems.
-- I think that's the case here, as long as the user is active. But if the
user is idle for more than about 5 minutes the session goes away.
Otis
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> >
> > Same here. About 5 minutes.
> > I think it may have something to do with the users' inactivity
> period. We
> > are not using JServ in production environment (still in dev
> stage), but this
> > will be a big issue when we move to prod.
> > Anyone knows if this is fixed in Tomcat?
>
> Is what fixed? We have been using session control via cookies with a one
> hour timeout and have had no problems whatsoever with session timeouts.
> aybe you are not using cookies properly?
>
> Ben Ricker
> Web Administrator
> US-Rx, Inc.
>
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