I'd like to create a little application that does not support any timeout whatsoever. I've already changed the web.xml file in the http-invoker.sar/WEB-INF directory to show a session-timeout value of -1. I've also changed the web.xml file in jbossweb-tomcat41.sar to show a session-timeout value of -1.
My app will eventually throw me back a session timeout page, which makes me think that the app is still accepting requests from my page, but the page times out. Could a EJB be timing out somewhere? Servlet? Still the web server part?
Thoughts? What do I set to have the app never time out?
Thanks in advance.
Aaron
Jeff Shelley
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My understanding is that it needs too be in the web.xml of the actual war you are deploying, not in the services.
Let me know how if that helps, and have an excellent day!
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Aaron Ehrensberger
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Thanks for the lead. Unfortunately, that article referred to weblogic and I'm using jboss in this instance. Any ideas for jboss? I'll keep looking to try to map this article to jboss's config.
Aaron
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Sorry. I should have disclaimered that. that url is for any web.xml. It's just a dtd reference that I found useful from time to time, even though I too use jboss. I guess the point I was trying to make is that the configuration you're needint to make is in web.xml of the app you are deploying, not the services that come with jboss.
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