Hi Krishna,
I'm currently using JRun 2.3.3 and manage session timeouts in one of 2
ways:
1) SET IT GLOBALLY FOR ALL APPLICATIONS RUNNING IN THE JSM
- Go to the services tab of the JRun Admin Panel, select jse service
and press service config.
- Select the session tracking tab and change the invalidation time to
the desired time (notice it is in milliseconds).
2) SET IT WHEN YOU CREATE THE SESSION (overrides the global setting, if
defined)
- session.setMaxInactiveInterval(sessionTimeout);
BTW - I'm not sure about JRun 3.0, but JRun 2.3.3 implements this
method with the sessionTimeout defined in milliseconds rather than
seconds (the Servlet API docs define as seconds).
Hope this helps.
Rich
-----Original Message-----
From: krishsrinivasan
Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 11:40 AM
To: JSP-INTEREST
Subject: Session expiry.
Hi,
i'm running JSP's on JRUN and using APACHE as the webserver.Every jsp
verifies for the session object at the very beginning and redirects the
user
to login page if session object does'nt hold the usid id.The problem i
face
is after an hour or so if i try to access a page,i'm redirected to the
login
page though i'm a valid user.How do i change the session settings to
enable
seesion expiry only after 4 hrs or so ?
Appreciate u'r inputs.
thanks in advance,
Krishna.
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