Hi all,
I have an application that I set the session timeout for. Well, true
to form, after the timeout period passes, any requests to objects within the
old session will result in nullpointerexceptions as that object no longer
exists. So now I want to handle timeouts more gracefully (give page
notifying that the timeout has occured blah blah blah).
My question is this, what is the standard way of doing this?
Currently, I'm using request.getSession( false ) and checking to see if it
returns null to me. Is that a good way to handle this? Or should I use a
check of the create time and/or getMaxInactiveInterval with
getLastAccessedTime?
-Tim
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