Hi,
I would like to know if anybody uses JRUN 2.3.3
I notice that when I tried setting the max invalidation time to 1800000ms
which is equivalent to 1800s or 30 mins in the JSE service config panel, and
later on in my servlet I access the maxInactiveInterval using the method
provided in Servlet API2.1, the returned value is 1800000... however, i
understand that getMaxInactiveInterval() should return a time value in
seconds... but apparently, the results show contradiction with the
settings... is there a bug in JRUN 2.3.3 container in this case??
furthermore, I would like to know if JRUN 2.3.3 or for that matter, any JSP
container writes the cookies to the harddisk on the client's computer...if
so, where is it stored exactly on the disk? i tried to locate the cookie but
couldnt find....or is it that cookies are stored on the client's RAM??
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