The only way to avoid a session expiration message is to not use sessions :) Client-side state saving with no session-scoped beans should do that for you.
Probably not realistic though, so what you want to do is handle a session expiration error. I'd suggest setting up a filter to detect if the session is invalid, then somehow doing whatever is necessary to make it work before allowing the request to hit JSF. Alternatively, you can make your sessions have extremely-long timeouts. As for the repost confirm panel, that's a client-side browser-specific issue. On 11/30/05, Rafael Nami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everyone. > How can I avoid the session expiration message in IE when the user clicks > the back button? > And how can I avoid the confirm when I try to reload a page that holds > submitted data? > > Thanks in advance, and Best Regards > > Rafael Mauricio Nami >
