session-timeout

I am using Tomcat 7.0, Spring 4.0.2, Web Module 3.0 in eclipse for my web application. And I configured my session timeout in app/web.xml as well as tomcat/conf/web.xml. <session-config><session-timeout>30</session-timeout></session-config> I know that tomcat must reset it's internal timer for calculate this 30 mins and invalidate session (session timeout) on some events/actions/requests. I am sending one request called captureLastActiveTimeForCurrentFile after every 5 mins. So now application server will never invalidate session because I am sending request after every 5 mins, so it will

I have an implementation of javax.servlet.http.HttpSessionListener that is supposed to detect user session invalidation/timeout in a Struts project. The sessionDestroyed() never seems to be getting called, I can reproduce this by deleting my JSESSIONID and refreshing the page. I also find that leaving the browser open until the session times out has the same effect. The site is running in JBoss 4.2.3.GA with Java 1.5. I'm starting to suspect that HttpSessionListener does not do what I expect it to, am I missing something? Edit : My listener is registered in my web.xml as follows: <listener>

I'm trying to determine how much time is left in a given ASP.NET session until it times out. If there is no readily available time-to-timeout value, I could also calculate it from its last access time (but I didn't find this either). Any idea how to do this? If you are at the server, processing the request, then the timeout has just been reset so the full 20 minutes (or whatever you configured) remain. If you want a client-side warning, you will need to create some javascript code that will fire about 20 minutes from "now". See the setTimeout method. I have used that to display a warning, 15

I'm struggling to accomplish the following: Alter the user's session cookie expiry date based on the user's type. I have a CakePHP web application wherein I have created my authentication component (instead of CakePHP's Auth) using CakePHP sessions. I've configured CakePHP to handle sessions using the database. Here are the relevant configuration settings that I have in my config.php: Configure::write('Session.save', 'database'); Configure::write('Session.timeout', '36'); Configure::write('Security.level', 'medium'); How do I extend the session cookie expiry date AND update the value in the

I've got an existing Grails Web application that is in production and has a 30 minute session timeout. We are running Tomcat (tcServer). When a user is authenticated and on certain pages I want to make some periodic polling ajax requests to the server that do not extend this 30 minute session timeout - so that our session timeout isn't thwarted. The question is similar to this unanswered asp.net question , but none of the answers there will do and this in the Java/Tomcat realm. How do I execute an authenticated AJAX request without resetting the tomcat's session timeout? Is there some sort of

I am using Spring security feature in my application, but I found out that when the session expired, all the request ajax return the page login.jsp(not redirect, in http response, it puts all the html content) which is the login page of my webapp. I used a lot of ajax request in my app and the goal is return certain error code like 510 instead of the login page. <session-management session-authentication-strategy-ref="example" /> without invalid-session-url I tried to make invalid-session-url = "", doesn't work. Many thanks Use custom AuthenticationEntryPoint : package com.example.spring

i am using the following technique... From the login.php the form posts to the page check.php where i do this <?php $uzer = $_POST['user_name']; $pass = $_POST['user_pass']; require ('DB_connection.php'); $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM accounts WHERE user_Name='$uzer' AND user_Pass='$pass'"); if( mysql_num_rows( $result ) > 0) { $array = mysql_fetch_assoc($result); session_start(); $_SESSION['user_id'] = $uzer; header("Location:loggedin.php"); } else { header("Location:login.php"); } ?> and on loggedin.php page the first thing i do is <?php session_start(); if( !isset( $_SESSION['user_id

This question already has an answer here: How to call a method before the session object is destroyed? 1 answer I am building a java web board game using servlets. I need to know when a user is not answering for 30 secundes, I am using session.setMaxInactiveInterval(30); But I need to know on the server side once the time ended so I can make this player quite. As it is now once the player return and try to do something he will get the timeout and I can see on on the server. How can I know in the servlet once a session has timeout?! Thank you. You need to implement the HttpSessionListener