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Hi All,

I am using JSF. In my application I have created my customize filter and HttpSessionListener class. In my application I am having a session time out of 30 min. when user will not hit any link i.e. application is ideal. After 30 min it is redirecting itself to login page via sessionDestroyed() method of customize SessionListener class.After the session invalidated there is no control of request, response object in sessionDestroyed() method.So I am unable to trap out the condition. As in my application I have to show a custom message like "Your session has been expired. Please login again"..

For this I am having few option.
1. Handle it via javaScript.
2. If possible then handle it through sessionDestroyed() method.
3. Can show a new page before login page containing the link of login page. and if user click on the link then it will be redirected to login page.

Please suggest me if any thing is possible in this case.

As this issue is having very high priority for me.


Please Help!!!


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This seems to be a repeat of your other question at https://coderanch.com/forums/posts/reply/0/446109 .

Please don't do that. Parallel threads confuse people.
 
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