Re: Session timeout when performing an action

I'm somewhat puzzled. Do you have one of these long requests going on when you get the improper session timeout error? Or is there a lengthy request that was aborted by the user/client? Because that doesn't stop the database query. Eventually you'll get a broken pipe error in the log long, lon

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

On 2013-10-15 2:52 AM, "Schoenenberger Dominique" wrote: >Thanks a lot, that's informative. > >Dead time: 30 >I have only 1 active request over the 13 instances. >Yes 20 min is really too much: We have some request which can take up to >1-2 min. You want to use a WOLongResponsePage (or Wonder

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

Thanks a lot, that's informative. Dead time: 30 I have only 1 active request over the 13 instances. Yes 20 min is really too much: We have some request which can take up to 1-2 min. In the apache log, I saw http error 500. I found the source of the "No error" displayed in the browser: It comes f

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

Did you check /WebObjects/WOAdaptorInfo? What is the dead time? Do you see a lot of active requests? Am 14.10.2013 um 15:26 schrieb Schoenenberger Dominique : > Thanks, > > My parameters are (bigger): > > HTTP Adaptor Settings: > Load Balancing scheme: Round Robin > Send Timeout: 1200 >

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

Thanks, My parameters are (bigger): HTTP Adaptor Settings: Load Balancing scheme: Round Robin Send Timeout: 1200 Receive Timeout: 1200 Connect Timeout: 3600 Connection Pool Size:16 (other parameters are not set, blank field in Monitor) Application settings: Adaptor: WODefaultAdaptor

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

On Oct 11, 2013, at 12:27 PM, Chuck Hill wrote: >> >> In addition to what Chuck said, check the adaptor threads and listen >> queue size in the Application settings. Typically I used min 10, max 20, >> queue 20. This is very app specific. It's better to let connections queue >> up than to let t

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

On 2013-10-10 10:54 PM, "Klaus Berkling" wrote: >On Oct 10, 2013, at 8:57 AM, Chuck Hill wrote: > >> Do any of your requests take a long time to process (lots of database >> access or calculations)? Wotaskd will send the requests to another >> instance if one is too slow in responding. For mo

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

On Oct 10, 2013, at 8:57 AM, Chuck Hill wrote: > Do any of your requests take a long time to process (lots of database > access or calculations)? Wotaskd will send the requests to another > instance if one is too slow in responding. For most applications this is > a useless attempt at recovery.

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

Do any of your requests take a long time to process (lots of database access or calculations)? Wotaskd will send the requests to another instance if one is too slow in responding. For most applications this is a useless attempt at recovery. You can try increasing the Connect and Receive Timeout

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

Am 10.10.2013 um 09:42 schrieb Schoenenberger Dominique : > It's like the adaptor (?) gives the request to the wrong instance. Yes. Instance 12 may be offline or not reachable (responds too slow) ___ Do not post admin requests to the list. They wi

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

I put some log and have more information about this problem: I have multiple instances (15 instances on 2 servers). Here what happened: 1) Click on a button using instance number 12 2) Instance number 1 receive the request and returns a session timeout because I have no session on this instance

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

Thanks for your answer. Yes I was using cookies but I'm trying now without cookies and I have the same problem. I don't think it's caused by other errors. I'm wondering if there would be a solution for point 2 making a strong relationship between a user and a session. I mean to have a kind of

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

Hi Dominique, Does your application store the session ID in cookies? Are you sure it is a session timed out and not some other error? If so, here are two things that can cause this: 1. Malformed HTML - some browsers (IE was bad for this) can send another request to the server when processing

Re: Session timeout when performing an action

Salut Dominique!ça và?I think you can safely assume the session timeout is not cos of xhtml validation :)Thx,RaviOn Sep 14, 2012, at 05:38 PM, Schoenenberger Dominique wrote: I have a problem with untimely session timeout. The user is doing actions with the appl

Session timeout when performing an action

I have a problem with untimely session timeout. The user is doing actions with the application but suddenly after doing something (a click on a button for example), he got a session timeout. The probability of this to occur is quite low but very annoying for the user. I suspect that it occurs w