Hello Scott,
I have been having trouble managing a sessions timeout and in my research
I came across a discussion you had win Bin Zhou on this matter. I think
you may have solved my problem already, but I would like to confirm
somethings with you (if you don't mind).
I have set my session timeout values to as low as 3 minutes, but still
cannot get the session to timeout. I run the app, login, enter data into a
form and then begin my timer. After 3 min (lets say at 5 min) I hit the
submit button, but the session appears to still be active and did not
expire as I expected.
(Is the test I described above valid for checking if a session has expired?)
In your response to Bin, you stated "The session.invalidationtime setting
is to tell JRun how often to schedule a sweep of the sessions in memory in
order to invalidate and reap sessions that have expired."
I see the following in the global.properties file:
# Invalidation time is the default session inactivity timeout.
# If the session is not accessed, it will be expired. This value
# can be set on each session by calling HttpSession.setMaxInactiveTime()
# specified in minutes.
session.invalidationtime=30
I see that the session.invalidationtime=30. I assume this is 30 minutes.
If this is correct, then I would not get my session to invalidate until 30
minutes have passed. Is this correct - the session, although it has
exceeded it 3 min idle time, will not get invalidated (killed) until the
session.invalidationtime has come to reap it?
Please confirm, as the description above (provided with the default
global.properties file) is not clear on this matter.
Also, can the session.invalidationtime property be set in the local
properties for a server?
thanks in advance!
Regards,
Tom Duffy
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