"Actions that your application takes, such as getting or setting a value associated with the session, do not affect the access time."
How then can I programmatically extend the session life passed the inactive interval?
Would setting max interval to ever longer value as needed do the trick?
The following would be the scenario:
1. Get request (max interval is 5 minutes by default) 2. Start sending reply but keep track of how long the reply is being sent. 3. The reply is being sent for 4 minutes now so set the max interval to 10 minutes now. 4. The reply is being sent for 9 minutes now so set the max interval to 15 minutes now. 5. 3 minutes later the reply was finished so now 3 minutes remain before the session times out (9+3=12 15-12=3)
Would that work?
Thanks for your help, d.
-- David Mossakowski Instinet Corporation
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