I think you want what is how can you know the max time after which your
sesion will expire. It is by using session.getMaxInactiveInterval().
bye
Jiger
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>Hi
>
>How can my servlet get the session timeout value of the server? Is it via
>the
>getServletContext().getattribute() method.
>
>Shivashis
>
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