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Java server disconnects inactive users after 5 minutes

 
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I'm using this methodology for Java connection between client and server, I copied it from the internet, and helped me a lot, but the server allows the user to stay connected while it is sending messages, but if you stay an average time of 5 minutes without send anything it is disconnected, I need to increase that time to about 30 minutes or disable this disconnection for inactivity, anything you know to help me a lot.

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Network routers also sometimes disconnect sessions that are not active. The easy way to overcome this is to send a 'keep-alive' handshake.
 
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