Re: Moving from CF8 tp CF10 - Session Issues

Dan, Please make sure to log a bug with Adobe on this so they fix it in Splendor before the final release. -Carl V. On 2/22/2014 4:37 PM, Dan Crouch wrote: > I was testing a migration from CF8 to the Splendor Beta and I ran into a > weird session issue.

Re: Moving from CF8 tp CF10 - Session Issues

I was testing a migration from CF8 to the Splendor Beta and I ran into a weird session issue. In my case, a session ID is inserted into a database table and there is a select that makes sure it is still the same a bit farther down. I was logging in and getting sent right back to the login scree

Re: Moving from CF8 tp CF10 - Session Issues

Hi Les, Here is a place to start for you: http://www.petefreitag.com/item/815.cfm Use Chrome Developer tools to look at the session cookies, see if they are changing from request to request. -- Pete Freitag - Adobe Community Professional http://foundeo.com/ - ColdFusion Consulting & Products ht

Re: Moving from CF8 tp CF10 - Session Issues

On 2/20/2014 8:22 PM, Byron Mann wrote: > Try using setdomaincookie=yes only instead of both. I seem to remember > something like this going from 8 to 9. Done - didn't fix it > Any redirects after the login? Like going from httpto https? Or from > domain.com to secure.domain.com? Hmm ... OK

Re: Moving from CF8 tp CF10 - Session Issues

Try using setdomaincookie=yes only instead of both. I seem to remember something like this going from 8 to 9. Any redirects after the login? Like going from httpto https? Or from domain.com to secure.domain.com? Byron Mann Lead Engineer & Architect HostMySite.com On Feb 20, 2014 6:04 PM, "Les

Moving from CF8 tp CF10 - Session Issues

Got a site currently running on CF8 that we're migrating to a completely new server with a fresh CF10 install. There's an informal "members only" section with user/pass login that we're having trouble with. No code changes - no problems on the CF8 server. But, in various browsers, it seems the

Re: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

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.

RE: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

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 ~| Want to reach the ColdFusion

RE: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

> 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.

Re: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

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

RE: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

> 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 finall

Re: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

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

RE: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

> 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

Re: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

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

Re: Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

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

Session issues - In words of one syllable please :-)

Can someone explain why the "Session is invalid null" occurs? We have a site on a dedicated server running CF 8 (8,0,1,195765) Standard edition. It gets around 11,000 users a day and for the most part is issue free. I've searched HoF etc., I've read the tech notes and I've subsequently altered

Re: Session issues

Your framework looks good to me. If this problem just popped up out of nowhere, and you didn't make any code changes, you should probably check if there were any server configuration changes in CF Admin or IIS. ~| Introducing t

Re: Session issues

Your framework looks good to me. If this problem just popped up out of nowhere, and you didn't make any code changes, you should probably check if there were any server configuration changes in CF Admin or IIS. ~| Introducing t

Re: Session issues

Here is the isUserAuthenticated Function. if(isDefined('Session.UserData')){ return 'true'; }else{ return 'false';

Re: Session issues

Let's see your isUserAuthenticated function. (Also, you don't need to use YesNoFormat... your function should just return a type of boolean.) > > if(YesNoFormat(Application.Security.isUserAuthenticated()) EQ "No" > AND trim(attributes.fuseaction) EQ "personalinfo"){ > > Application.uti

Session issues

I am all the sudden having a problem with some users sessions being set. They say when they login they get kicked back out to my screen that says their session has expired. This is the code I have that will set the session when they login: session.UserData.UserName

RE: CFMX Session Issues?

Thanks Dave, This is what i understand.. If J2ee sessions are enabled.. it shouldnt populate CFID and CFTOKENS... but then again.. if you have Client State enabled.. you will see the CFID&CFTOKENS populated. In CF5.0 i was doing and deleting the User from the Application scope. This would clear

RE: CFMX Session Issues?

> How do you force expire J2ee sessions? I tried > .. > looks like it corrupts the session. > The CF5.0 style force end session doesnt work > either.. any ideas? If you want to delete the cookie, you can simply use EXPIRES="NOW" in the CFCOOKIE tag. I'm not sure what you mean by the "CF 5.0 style

CFMX Session Issues?

Are there any known Issues with CFMX Sessions? I can't force expire CFMX sessions. I am using Client & Session State Management. These docs dont help much.. http://livedocs.macromedia.com/cfmxdocs/Developing_ColdFusion_MX_Applications_with_CFML/sharedVars5.jsp#1154679 How do you force expire J2ee