Title: RE: [JBoss-user] session timeout
Another possible solution is to change the UI on your web
app that queries the db to tell the user to wait for the query
or provide some animated progress bar to occupy them so they
don't realize it's taking a long time.
JD
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you want. Then you
can use connections the way they were designed to be used.
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I don't see what it buys you.
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h CPU usage. I think the best solution here is to set
the timeout for web users only (the app using JBoss is not a web app).
Where do you set the pool timeout value?
Thanks for the reply.
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each method? That negates the purpose of pooled
connections, and I don't see what it buys you.
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> Does anyone know of a way to configure JBoss 2.4.3 to close it's
> database connection between EJB invocations? I am dealing with Oracle
> 8.1.5. Tx
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Does anyone know of a way to configure JBoss 2.4.3 to close it's
database connection between EJB invocations? I am dealing with Oracle
8.1.5. Tx
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Betreff: [JBoss-user] Session timeout
Hi, how I can set session timeout for JBoss for web container sync
purposes.
If web container session is expiered than
Hi, how I can set session timeout for JBoss for web container sync
purposes.
If web container session is expiered than client bean stubs is not valid
anymore( references on remote objects retain for web session lifetime) .
Is this right?
Thanks
Hi, how I can set session timeout for JBoss for web container sync
purposes.
If web container session is expiered than client bean stubs is not valid
anymore( references on remote objects retain for web session lifetime) .
Is this right?
Thanks
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