I may have a similar problem. See my message from
yesterday:
connectionTimeout and disableUploadTimeout
Assuming you've got something like this in web.xml:
session-config
session-timeout360/session-timeout
/session-config
that should take care of your session (the above
allows for a
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I may have a similar problem. See my message from
yesterday:
connectionTimeout and disableUploadTimeout
Assuming you've got something like this in web.xml
cannot be changed from outside (from conf files ... )
Any idea ? Build it again ?
Regards
Altug.
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Subject: Re: request timeout - page cannot
29, 2004 3:51 PM
Subject: Re: request timeout - page cannot be displayed
I may have a similar problem. See my message from
yesterday:
connectionTimeout and disableUploadTimeout
Assuming you've got something like this in web.xml:
session-config
session-timeout360/session-timeout
/session
Altug, I'm finding as well that in practice 60 minutes
is the breakpoint for connection timing out. I'd love
to know what would happen if you rebuilt the Tomcat
code with a higher value for that static variable.
I'm not sure that would be a viable solution for me
long term though, since I don't
