RE: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Session is invalid at jrun.servlet.session.JRunSession.checkSessionValidity(JRunSession.java:379)

2004-01-09 Thread Bryan F. Hogan
You know it may be. I do have that checked. I'll uncheck it and see if I get the errors again. When they popup mysteriously. Thanks -Original Message- From: Ubqtous [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 11:06 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Re: java.lang.IllegalStateExceptio

Re: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Session is invalid at jrun.servlet.session.JRunSession.checkSessionValidity(JRunSession.java:379)

2004-01-09 Thread Ubqtous
Bryan, On 1/9/2004 at 10:53, you wrote: BFH> There is no explanation in the scopes about BFH> why. Just that the IllegalStateException exception was returned as far BFH> as I can tell. I was getting a similar error ("session is invalid") on an MX6.1/Linux server. The only thing that made it go a

RE: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Session is invalid at jrun.servlet.session.JRunSession.checkSessionValidity(JRunSession.java:379)

2004-01-09 Thread Bryan F. Hogan
I haven't added the try/catch around the cfapplication tag. But my error reporting has all of this information already. All I know is the the checkSessionValidity() should have a try/catch around it if possible. Everything else is fine. There is no explanation in the scopes about why. Just that the

RE: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Session is invalid at jrun.servlet.session.JRunSession.checkSessionValidity(JRunSession.java:379)

2004-01-09 Thread Nathan Strutz
You can put a try/catch around your cfapplication tag. There's a good chance it will pick up these error conditions, then send yourself an html email with cfdumps of #session#, #variables# and #getpagecontext().getcfscopes()# to find out what's going on. -nathan strutz   -Original Message