Hello Hui,

CAS server session timeout doesn't mean that your CAS ticket has been
destroyed. What did you write in you ticketExpirationPolicy.xml file ?

Stéphane

2010/7/1 Hui Zhou <[email protected]>

> Hi, guys:
>
> We have two application A and B with cas integration and configure the
> value of cas sso session timeout to 1 minute.
>
> 1.Login to application A.
> 2.Stand by about 1 minute 30 seconds, cas sso session should timeout
> ,right?
> 3.Now I still can do some operation in application A. It didn't redirect me
> to the cas login page. Plus if I try to login to application B, it will
> redirect me to cas login page.
>
> I have added some log file in sessionCreated and sessionDestroyed method of
> class org.jasig.cas.client.session.SingleSignOutHttpSessionListener, I can
> see "Session Created" message in above step 1. But in above step 3, I
> haven't seen there is any "Session Destroyed" message there.
>
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