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hi,
i want to display some message in browser .if the user does not perform any action after login with in one hour.i need help
the code may be in jsp or javascript
ok
thanks
sirisha
 
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Hello Sirisha,
You can use HttpSession for user Inactivity.
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Originally posted by binu kavumkal:

You can use HttpSession for user Inactivity.


-- but this won't display a message in the inactive browser -- HTTP is stateless -- your server can't randomly contact browsers who made requests to it previously. I don't think what you want is possible.
The best you can do is to invalidate the session after a certain period (check session.setMaxInactiveInterval() ) and if the person tries to contact the app after their session has been inactivated, redirect them to a login screen.
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