Change default session timeout interval

[harry]

Dear Tapestry community,

I am wondering what's the best practice to change default session timeout
interval. Specifically, I'd like to shorten it. The older discussions in
the mailing list seem to be either out-dated or not on point.

I have been using the ApplicationStateManager (with the default strategy of
session storage) to handle User objects. The storage time is a lot longer
than I intend it to be.

The setMaxInactiveInterval() method on org.apache.tapestry5.services.Session
looks appealing, but I am not sure about /how/ and /when/ to invoke it, if
it is indeed the right method to use.

Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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[Lenny Primak]

The session timeout is strictly a function of a servlet container you are using. Most of them listen to web.xml session-timeout property in session-config section. Look up web.xml syntax on the web.
This has nothing to do with tapestry.

Post by harry
Dear Tapestry community,
I am wondering what's the best practice to change default session timeout
interval. Specifically, I'd like to shorten it. The older discussions in
the mailing list seem to be either out-dated or not on point.
I have been using the ApplicationStateManager (with the default strategy of
session storage) to handle User objects. The storage time is a lot longer
than I intend it to be.
The setMaxInactiveInterval() method on org.apache.tapestry5.services.Session
looks appealing, but I am not sure about /how/ and /when/ to invoke it, if
it is indeed the right method to use.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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[Rural Hunter]

why don't you just set it in web.xml? I don't think tapestry will
violate it.

Post by harry
Dear Tapestry community,
I am wondering what's the best practice to change default session timeout
interval. Specifically, I'd like to shorten it. The older discussions in
the mailing list seem to be either out-dated or not on point.
I have been using the ApplicationStateManager (with the default strategy of
session storage) to handle User objects. The storage time is a lot longer
than I intend it to be.
The setMaxInactiveInterval() method on org.apache.tapestry5.services.Session
looks appealing, but I am not sure about /how/ and /when/ to invoke it, if
it is indeed the right method to use.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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[harry]

Thank you, lprimak and RuralHunter.

I am so dumb. I was so fixated with setMaxInactiveInterval() that I
completely forgot about web.xml.

Anyhow, I solved the problem by adding

<session-config>
<session-timeout>10</session-timeout>
</session-config>

to web.xml. Because I am using Jetty, this configuration overwrites the
default of 30 set by webdefault.xml

Thanks again, guys!

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[Beat Durrer]

I tried using a zoneupdater mixin inside a formfragment (which is
shown/hidden using the triggerfragment mixin on a radiobutton). The
code does what it's intended to do, aside from the reported error.
With the mentioned patch the Exception is reported as following:

Ajax failure: Status 200 for
http://localhost:8086/bpc/application/copywriting.country:countrychanged?param=Switzerland:
TypeError: func is undefined
/tapestry.js:340 ((void 0),(function ()
{callback.call(this);Tapestry.executeInits(reply.inits);}))
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/tapestry.js:2040
([object Object],(function () {var a = merge(args, arguments);return
__method.apply(context, a);}))
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/tapestry.js:338
([object Object])
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/tapestry.js:1864
([object Object],null)
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/tapestry.js:1889
([object Object],null)
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/scriptaculous_1_9_0/prototype.js:399
([object Object],null)
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/tapestry.js:456 (4)
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/scriptaculous_1_9_0/prototype.js:1610
([object Event])
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/scriptaculous_1_9_0/prototype.js:1553
([object Event])
@http://localhost:8086/bpc/assets/0.0.3-DEV/core/scriptaculous_1_9_0/prototype.js:399
Ajax failure: Status 200 for
http://localhost:8086/bpc/application/copywriting.country:countrychanged?param=Switzerland:
TypeError: func is undefined

Post by harry
Thank you, lprimak and RuralHunter.
I am so dumb.  I was so fixated with setMaxInactiveInterval() that I
completely forgot about web.xml.
Anyhow, I solved the problem by adding
<session-config>
       <session-timeout>10</session-timeout>
 </session-config>
to web.xml.  Because I am using Jetty, this configuration overwrites the
default of 30 set by webdefault.xml
Thanks again, guys!
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