RE: determining session timeout value

2004-04-22 Thread hernans
Yeap!
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpSession.html#getMaxInactiveInterval()
> I think getMaxInactiveInterval on the HttpSession should give you what you
> want.
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> After getting some great suggestions here for various
> ways of handling session timeouts, I have implemented
> something I am very happy with. Now, when a timeout
> happens I want to be more informative to the user by constructing a
> message
> that tells them what the timeout is in minutes. Anyone know how I can get
> this value?
>
> Dean Hoover
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Re: determining session timeout value

2004-04-22 Thread Bill Siggelkow
Dean A. Hoover wrote:

After getting some great suggestions here for various
ways of handling session timeouts, I have implemented
something I am very happy with. Now, when a timeout
happens I want to be more informative to the user by
constructing a message that tells them what the timeout
is in minutes. Anyone know how I can get this value?
Dean Hoover
Did you try HttpSession.getMaxInactiveInterval()?

Bill Siggelkow

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RE: determining session timeout value

2004-04-22 Thread mike . raath
I think getMaxInactiveInterval on the HttpSession should give you what you
want.

-Original Message-
From: Dean A. Hoover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 22 April 2004 13:36
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Subject: determining session timeout value


After getting some great suggestions here for various
ways of handling session timeouts, I have implemented
something I am very happy with. Now, when a timeout
happens I want to be more informative to the user by constructing a message
that tells them what the timeout is in minutes. Anyone know how I can get
this value?

Dean Hoover


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