I have a site written in JSP that uses session info to validate user's
sessions. I want to change the default timeout of the session from 60 mins
but I'm not sure what is controlling this or how/where to change it. Here
is more info to help figure this out...if anyone has any ideas I would
greatl
You can put this in your code:
session.setMaxInactiveInterval(time); // time in seconds
Josep R. Raurell
En/na Kenny G. Dubuisson, Jr. ha escrit:
I have a site written in JSP that uses session info to validate user's
sessions. I want to change the default timeout of the session from 60 mins
Will this keep it from generating a new session ID every 60 mins? Thanks
for the quick response.
Kenny
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Will this keep it from generating a new session ID every 60 mins? Thanks
for the quick response.
Kenny
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I have a site written in JSP that uses session info to validate user's
sessions. I want to change the default timeout of the session from 60 mins
but I'm not sure what is controlling this or how/where to change it. Here
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> mins but I'm not
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Yong How showed how to do this by setting a value in the web.xml
configuration file.
Another way to do it is is to make the following method call inside
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