Thanks for your feedback, Paul!
I think I have sorted it out. At least I have not had the usual error
emails for almost 5 hours now.
I should mention that I did NOT set Max and Default session timeouts to
same value, but just made sure that Max timeout was less than
session-timeout value in web.
I also forgot to mention...
If you access session information using the SessionFactory then you can
cause this issue to occur too. But I think your specific issue is the same
as mine was.
Paul
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> sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I think I have something to add to
> it...
>
> the same issue has manifested itself on one of my sites about 2 days ago
> all of a sudden. my error handler started flooding my inbox with
> "Session is invalid" error reports at a rate of about 80-110 a day.
sorry to resurrect an old thread, but i think i have something to add to
it...
the same issue has manifested itself on one of my sites about 2 days ago
all of a sudden. my error handler started flooding my inbox with
"Session is invalid" error reports at a rate of about 80-110 a day.
nothing at
> http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1535-ColdFusion-SESSION-Is-Always-Created-
> Even-If-OnSessionStart-Fails.htm
> http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1536-ColdFusion-Session-Management-And-
> Asynchronous-Page-Requests.htm
>
> I have had mysterious SESSION issues and I think I finally figured it
> out!--
>
Paul, make sure you have 20 minutes for both the default and maximum
settings. I had the default set at 20, but the maximum was set at 60 minutes
and there ended up being 2 applications that used that maximum setting, or
at least were above the default.
Phil
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Pau
> First, why it happens. When using J2EE sessions, the session is
> handled by the J2EE server (JRun in your case). JRun has an internal
> setting for the duration of sessions; that's controlled in the XML
> file. Now, CF also has its own timeouts, which control how long to
> keep using the same J
First, why it happens. When using J2EE sessions, the session is
handled by the J2EE server (JRun in your case). JRun has an internal
setting for the duration of sessions; that's controlled in the XML
file. Now, CF also has its own timeouts, which control how long to
keep using the same JRun sessio
Paul,
You might want to check these posts:
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1535-ColdFusion-SESSION-Is-Always-Created-Even-If-OnSessionStart-Fails.htm
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1536-ColdFusion-Session-Management-And-Asynchronous-Page-Requests.htm
I have had mysterious SESSION issues and I think
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