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Jozef Chocholacek wrote:
> Back to Rendra's problem with session-timeout. I am not 100% sure but
> my experience is that you have no possibility to find out that session
> is about to timeout and modify its timeout behavior. And there is also
> problem that servlets are request-response based, so you cannot send
> anything to the user without previous request.
>
> If you want to redirect the user to "previous" page in case of s/he
> had active session and it's timeouted and then s/he sends next request I
> thing the only possibility is to use cookies, store there some
> identifier and on the servlet side store the same identifier with URL of
> "previous" page to the DB. Then, when new session is created, check if
> the user has apropriate cookie and if yes, redirect him/her to the URL
> from the DB.
>
> J.Ch.
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