We have an issue with early timeout using session and client variables. We are
using ColdFusion 5. We have set up sessiontimeout for 2 hours in CFAPPLICATION
as well as in CF Admin (maximum timeout and default timeout). But Session
variables expire in approximately 45 sec. The same behavior is
Are the session id and token cookies being set properly and retained
by the browser and passed back to the application on subsequent
requests? That is how ColdFusion links the request to the particular
session in memory. If those values are being lost then CF wouldn't
know what session to load.
Exactly what he said. However, since you are also having trouble with client
variables, I suspect that the memory storage location is the issue. Usually by
default sessions are managed via the cookies on CF5. However it was possible to
change this to Registry or choose a database. If the
For the timeout issue, there are a couple things, but most likely, your CF5
server is crashing. This is especially true if you have a busy server or use
session application variables a good amount without using cflock. I think
(and it's been a LONG time) you can check to see if your server is
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Greetings,
I have an app that allows the user to create an
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