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• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] How/where to set the session timeout

  Hallo,

  After a few minutes of inactivity, the browser displays a message to inform that the session is not more active and only OK been must be clicked to refresh the page.

  If a dialog box "btf" has been opened on the left, it becomes...

  

  I would like to know what is the right place/method to set a deadline.

  If possible I would like that when the timeout checks, the application performs a redirect to a page I like (for example the login page).

  The application of ADF Essentials and is deployed to the GlassFish application server.

  My concern is... what should happen to the open operation / pending when the time-out occurs?

  For example, the user is modifying an af:table but it has not clicked validate or cancel...

  Thank you

  Federico

  I would like to know what is the right place/method to set a deadline.

  For java web applications, you can set the session timeout in the web.xml file. (this is the global settings associated with all sessions)

  If you wish, you can set the timeout of session by program (and this is related only to the current http session).

  If possible I would like that when the timeout checks, the application performs a redirect to a page I like (for example the login page).

  http://fortunefusionminds.blogspot.com/2014/04/how-to-redirect-to-custom-page-whenever.html

  ADF: Session expires management redirect to login page | Bungbutan

  ADF developers World: Detection and handling of user session expiry

  My concern is... what should happen to the open operation / pending when the time-out occurs?

  Well, session is destroyed, it will destroy all instances of AM and do rollback.

  See also: Andrejus Baranovskis Blog: ADF BC Application Module Instance Timeout and reliance Timeout of Session Web

  Dario

• How to end the session of a web application?

  For the experienced:
  
  I use JDeveloper 10.1.3.4 and have a question about the end of the session to a web application.
  
  First of all, I would like to clarify that the session I'm talking about is the session that can be seen in the web.xml file, for example,
  

      <session-config>
          <session-timeout>35</session-timeout>
      </session-config>

  If I understand correctly, if there is no user activity, its session ends in 35 minutes.
  
  My questions are:
  
  1. If in the application I don't put the code anywhere to end the session and simply say to the user to close the browser, I tell myself that the session will persist on the server until it times out 35 minutes later. Is this correct?
  
  2. If this interpretation is correct, is there a way for the application to get this session object and terminate when the user clicks on a button (a button ' Quit') explicitly? I find that without end of the session, after the user has clicked on the "Quit" button he can still return to the session of the application by clicking the browser ' go back a page ' button. That is not desirable. Once the user clicks on the button leave, it may be that the user should not be able to come back in this new. This is why I'm looking for a way to explicitly end the session.
  
  3. the application also interacts with the Oracle database server. If in the application there is no code explicitly put an end to the session of the application, the user login on the database server also will persist until the application session expires 35 minutes later?
  
  Thank you very much for your help!
  
  
  Newman

  Newman,

  1. If in the application I don't put the code anywhere to end the session and simply say to the user to close the browser, I tell myself that the session will persist on the server until it times out 35 minutes later. Is this correct?

  Well Yes

  2. If this interpretation is correct, is there a way for the application to get this session object and terminate when the user clicks on a button (a button ' Quit') explicitly? I find that without end of the session, after the user has clicked on the "Quit" button he can still return to the session of the application by clicking the browser ' go back a page ' button. That is not desirable. Once the user clicks on the button leave, it may be that the user should not be able to come back in this new. This is why I'm looking for a way to explicitly end the session.

        ExternalContext ectx =
          FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext();
        HttpServletResponse response = null;
        HttpSession session;
  
        response = (HttpServletResponse) ectx.getResponse();
  
        session = (HttpSession) ectx.getSession(false);
  
        if (session != null) session.invalidate();
  

  3. the application also interacts with the Oracle database server. If in the application there is no code explicitly put an end to the session of the application, the user login on the database server also will persist until the application session expires 35 minutes later?

  Assuming you are using ADF business components - don't. Database sessions are, by default, not assigned to a single user (nor is an instance of the application module). Good read on AM pooling in the docs about the gory details. If you are not using ADF business components - the answer could, of course, be different.

  Best,

  John

• Unable to activate the session in OSB. Permission denied.

  Hello
  
  I was able to import my jar file properly. But when I activate the session, I had this error on sbconsole:
  Permission Denied.
  
  When I checked the server logs, that's what I got:
  
  < WARNING > < ConfigFwk > < BEA-390101 > < transaction definition "205" as restoration only. Reason for cancellation:
  java.io.IOException: permission denied
  at java.io.UnixFileSystem.createFileExclusively (Native Method)
  at java.io.File.createNewFile(File.java:883)
  to com.bea.wli.sb.resources.archive.ArchiveResourceRuntimeManager$ ArchiveResourceLifecycleListener.createJarClassLoader (ArchiveResourceRuntimeManager.java:109)
  to com.bea.wli.sb.resources.archive.ArchiveResourceRuntimeManager$ ArchiveResourceLifecycleListener.onCreate (ArchiveResourceRuntimeManager.java:293)
  at com.bea.wli.config.impl.ResourceListenerNotifier.sendChangeNotification(ResourceListenerNotifier.java:266)
  Truncated. check the log file full stacktrace
  
  I don't know that I have installed OSB as user root. I also followed some advice from this thread: Re: impossible to activate the session in OSB: java.io.IOException: Permission denied but still can not solve the problem.

  Hello

  First try step 1.

  (1) make sure that your user ID has access to write to the tmp folder (probably / tmp). If you want OSB to write in a different location from tmp OSB/Weblogic, you can specify the following setting in the server argument list:

  -Djava.IO.TMPDIR=/yourfolder

  (2) make sure that the user that you use to start the OSB has ownership on all files in your domain.
  -Login with your user in a shell session
  -Change the directory to your domain name
  -chown-r *.

  Make sure you get no exception

  Kind regards
  Fabio.

• Manage the Session Timeout

  I use JDeveloper 11.1.1.6.
  
  I'm trying to properly handle session timeouts in the ADF. My request was the popup of session ADF 'canned' timeout when I am connected to my request and the session has expired. This same popup is rendered even if I'm sitting at my login page, but are not registered.
  
  I followed the advice of Frank Nimphius as explained in the next forum so that my request of re - direct to the login page after session timeout. That works very well with his detailed document.
  
  ADF Faces: practical copy session timeout
  
  The concern I have now is if I'm sitting at my login page and my session expires, demand remains at the login page. I now have my credentials of type, and click Connect. Because the application think that my session has expired, I picked at the login page. Ideally I think not that the login page would hold a session. You have any indication on how I can get around this.

  Hello

  What about using connection programmatically, in which case the login form is part of a public page (see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2012/12-jan/o12adf-1364748.html for an example, you can download)

  Frank

• With the code to run the session timeout

  I saw this problem asked and addressed on many other furums, but nobody came with a response, yet.

  I am trying to disconnect a user and end their session when they leave my site. How can I know when they leave my site? The only way I know is to wait a few seconds, and if they make a request to the server, they are gone. Disconnect them.

  I tried to just do a < cfajaxproxy > call to a cfc that returns just their application.sessiontimeout to 5 seconds, but it does not work. The session has no expiration time. I need to connect the outside user and the disconnection notice in a newspaper on the server and a logfile (not my idea. "This is the requirement of the customer.) I can get the cfc that I call by the tag < cfajaxproxy > to run log entries and I could kill the session here, but I need to give the page time to update and see if the user requests a page of my site or on an outside website. The problem is that if I do those things within the time of announcement of EFA execution with a counter or loop dlay, the page is not unload until the end of the call of CFCs. So, no matter how long lasts the delay, the session is already cleared bfore that loading of the next page.

  It's the old problem of want to logoff user when they leave the site, but not having is not a way to know where is located the landing page or the ability to delay a server action while the browser passes to the next query. If I can get a delay at work, the user can request a page on my site and I can reset the session before timeout. If they go to another site, eut session outside and they disconnects.

  Any help will be GREATLY appreciated. I spent days on this.

  Thank you

  CFGunny

  I had completely forgotten this post. I know it is very old, but I thought I'd post the real answer. The key was I needed establish if the user has left my site, unloading not only the current page and disconnect them if you leave my site. It is in fact not possible because there is no way to determine the URL TO which the browser will due to browser security restrictions, so I don't know if it's going to another page on my site or on another site. It's a little more complicated that just end a session when the page unloads. I didn't disconnect the user or kill their session each time that an empty page.

  The answer was to write a 'onUnload()' script that records the time of the unload event and the user's session ID (I actually used our user ID and put it in the database) and write a scheduled task that verifies all entries in the database against the current time and disconnects any users having a longer period, say 30 seconds. In order to avoid disconnecting all users (running every two minutes with a maximum time of 30 seconds, return all users), I wrote a script block in the onRequestStart in Application.cfc that checks the database for a record for this user and function, if the record exists, compares the time registration at the present time (now()). If the difference is greater than 30 seconds, the recording is marked and, if still connected, the user is disconnected and have to log in again. This ensures that the user is disconnected after thirty seconds, because the scheduled task runs only every two minutes. If the time is less than 30 seconds, the user continues without interference. Thus, if the user went to the site for more than two minutes, the scheduled task handles the database and actions disconnect. If the user is off-site for more than thirty seconds, but less than two minutes, the script in the onRequestStart function does the work.

  Thirty seconds time was a requirement of the customer and gives enough time for the next page to load, even if the user is on a slow network, but is short enough so that the user probably not going to another site, first. This method also allows the detailed collection of metrix, including the user, how many times they visit, how long they stay (on each page and an agregate), what URL, they came, etc., as well as normal metrix on-site as what pages they visited. These metrix became very important to the customer, is an agency of the federal Government and that they must justify their existence every year to get funding for next year, which part was my paycheck.

  I apologize to not include the code, but I left this project a year ago and do not have the code, not more. If I did it again, I'd probably write it a little differently (cleaning and CFScript), anyway. I hope this helps someone.

• Is there an API to get the session timeout value

  Hello

  Is there an API to get the value of timeout between vcenter server and vsphere web customer?   I enclose the screenshot that displays this value in the VShpere Web client version 5.1.

  Thank you

  Can you post this question in the forum Web Service SDK? vSphere SDK for management

  There will be more competent people.

• How can I activate the spell checker on Web sites?

  I tried to contact turnitin.com about why check spelling doesn't seem to work on their site. They said that is not an option for their software, and it must be a Firefox problem I see more indications of faults spelling on reviews I have type in trials. Yet, my preferences are set to have spell checker. Is there a workaround or something I should activate?

  Thank you!

  Might have already checked, but if you right-click in the area where you want Firefox to check spelling, the context menu list "check spelling" as an option? It does not always work. Also, on some versions of Firefox, you must select the dictionary in the language on the context menu items.

• XP pro guest password file and sharing - how to activate the password of comments?

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  I want to share files between two computers in Windows XP pro. I also wish that these actions are accessible only with a password.

  Here's a description of my installation:

  I have two laptops: more than 1 yo Fujitsu - Siemens (FS) running on Windows XP pro (Finnish) and a brand new Thinkpad T61 (TP) running on Windows XP pro (English). Theses computers have active as guest account these accounts have also been password protected. Guest of FS account is called "vieras" because language settings and guest account of TP is obviously just "invited". Passwords comments have been activated using the "net user ."

  Success!

  I solved my problem by changing guest passwords. I tried to keep it simple by using the same password for comments on both computers. This however allowed FS log TP without password of comments for some reason. My logic told me that having the same guest password would allow two computers to connect without password but it obviously wasn't the case. I guess Windows has its own logic that I can't understand, or this question had something to do with different language configurations. In any case my actions now work as I want to work.

• Activate the session screen in Windows 8.1

  I recently bought a j141nr TouchSmart from HP ENVY 17 and as I bought it, whenever I put my computer to sleep and I wake up, I never enter the password. In other words, I never see the logon screen. How to activate it?

  Drag to the right, go to settings. Select "change PC settings"--> accounts--> sign in options. The last item should be to change the behavior of the password when waking from sleep.

• XP: I lost part of my context menu properties office setting screen saver. When I activate the identity of comments it is ok working there. How can I get that back to my owner account? Thanks a lot 4 your time! __

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  Hello EricinAnaheim

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  Save the REG file to your hard drive. Double click it and answer Yes to the import prompt

• Catch the event Web Service Session Timeout

  Hi all

  I have a LV Web Service communicate to a web client (Chrome, IE, FF, etc.).  The user connects to the server and create a new session for him to help create Session VI.  One of the entrances to this function is a timeout value (default 60000ms).  The sessions behavior is such that if the user does not activate an application for web service (GET/POST/PUT/etc) within the time limit, then the session is automatically destroyed by the web service.  That's what I want, it's fantastic.

  My question is How can I detect when the session timeout happens? Another way to say, How can I detect when the user session is automatically destroyed?

  What I tried:

  • Of course, I can provide a "logout" link to the user calling ultimately "Destroy Session" VI, but I can't count on the user actually click this link (e.g. you really explicitly sign out of gmail or simply close your web browser?)
  • I thought that the only way to proceed would be to save the cookie of session ID returned by create Session VI and then query this ID to see if the session still exists (check if Session exists VI).  If the session does not exist, well, I know it has expired or the user manually destroyed it.  However, even if I save the cookie ID, I don't see where I can actually use it any where (especially not check if Session is VI). It just seems no value given to the range of sessions.

  Is this possible?

  Thank you

  Rory

  Sorry, Thomas, but that isn't going to work.  Think about it - you do not request a web service during the time-out period. You get ONLY a web service request when the client actually asked something.  The customer does not have during a timeout; It's just times out... so, there is no node on the block diagram to check because there is no block diagram... get it?

  No worries, however, I found the solution [read: workaround], even if the LV can do it (from 2013sp1).

  The best way to detect if a user session times out / out times would be for LV to this exhibit as an event in the web service. The following approach would be for LV accepts a cookie as an entry ID and then provides information on this session (i.e. the session exists).  I have a smell of two feature requests...

  But because BT cannot do these things (or not exposed to the developer), you will need to get creative on the client side.  Since I'm on Javascript/jQuery/AJAX on my front end, then it is possible for me to detect when the customer leaves the page or close the browser.  It comes to $(window) .unload () in jQuery.  Then, I can take this event and an asynchronous AJAX command of fire to one of my web service VI that will eventually call the "destroy Session" VI.

  For more information see the site here:

  http://lavag.org/topic/18490-catch-session-timeout-events-in-LV-Web-service/

  Hope this helps someone.

• WLAN controlled WEB AUTH, what is the session re-checked after initial authentication?

  I intend to use the Web (with external server) on controller Cisco WLAN authentication.

  Unfortunately, I have none not one with which I can experiment and impossible to find the following information in the documentation.

  Once a user authenticates successfully the first time, when authentication is performed again?

  Is - this periodical? Or maybe specified in the message of acceptance of access?

  Thanks for your help.

  I do not think that something is done in the background / transparant when the session timeout occurs.

  If RADIUS sends you a Timeout for the Session of 30 minutes, then 30 minutes the WLC puts the client in a State of Web Auth required yet. In which case, they will have to open the Internet browser and send the credentials again (manual process).

  The session timeout is a hard-stop to force re-authentication...

  The access-request/access-accept (as I know) is only for full authentication.

• Change the timeout of web vCenter client 5.

  I saw this question listed several times in the VMware communities, but he never responded.

  Is there a way to change the web client to vCenter session timeout 5?

  Changing the session timeout value is not implemented in vSphere 5.0.As now, the default value is 30 min. may be that we will have this feature in the next version (vSphere 5.1)

• Configure the timeout and session timeout in a group policy.

  I want a L2L tunnel to establish a period of time, this tunnel is established in a PIX 515E.

  Then I had seen that we must configure the idle time in group policy, but I have no ' t know the difference between the idle timeout setting and the session timeout.

  Anyone know what is the difference between this two command line.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Session-Timeout: at the end of this time, the security apparatus terminates the connection.

  Idle-timeout: If there is no communication on the connection activity in this period, the security apparatus terminates the connection.

  Please see the below URL for more details.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa70/command/reference/TZ.html#wp1281883

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa70/configuration/guide/vpngrp.html

  Kind regards

  Arul

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