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• session time-out

  This is the situation:

  -chanel AMFChannel

  -session expired web.xml = 1 minute

  1. from the connection of client app client and on the server in run mode I create destination for the logged-on user, and then the customer I agree a consumer for this destination. Everything is OK has send messages from the server and the client receive them, but the problem is here:

  When a minute past without any intervention from the client the session on the server is never closed, even if I wait an hour. So I rebiuld project just to try what happens if I do not agree with the destination of the customer, so now I don't use blazeds in this case the session is closed at the time. So where is the problem. BlazeDS is the open session? And how to overcome this problem, I have want to have job destination and http session that close at the time?

  Hello. With most channels, when the client is connected to the server, we keep alive HTTP session. With polling stations, your client may not be sending messages to or receiving messages from the server, but the client is actively poll the server for new messages. In general, as long as the client is connected to the server prevent us the HTTP session to time out.

  Is this a concern of security for you? The time-out should occur on the server, or is it on the client?

  If you are uncomfortable with having the timeout of the written customer a customer code to disconnect the consumer if no messages have been sent or received in a given period of time should not be too hard. You can also use the invalidate session on logout channel setting to disable the HTTP session as soon as the client sends the disconnect message to the server.

  If this solution is still a security issue, you may be able to get the HTTP session to time out using a long channel of the poll (with Mark activated and waiting-time-millis defined AMFChannel). If you set the interval-waiting-millis-1, the client will send a request to poll on the server and then demand survey will get parked on the server so that a new message arrives for the client. With the request to the server, it should not be any new request coming in it would be alive to keep the session HTTP and the HTTP session should timeout.

  I don't really like this solution because it relies on the client using a single channel to connect to the server and BlazeDS has been designed as much as possible to be independent. The behavior should be the same regardless of the channel is used.

  If you can describe in more detail a little bit what kind of behavior you want to see and why, can I apply for improvement on your behalf.

  I can see why for reasons of security we would like to be able to exhale the customer if she remained inactive for a given period of time. And by inactive I mean the customer only has not sent or received messages, not currently meant by inactive (the client is not connected to the server). Good to have feedback on how you want to see this implementation where you think this code should live (client or server) would be helpful.

  -Alex

• Auto disconnect / session time-out

  How do I leave the disconnected apex application or the session expires after, say, 20 minutes to be inactive?
  
  Elsie

  Hi Elsie,

  Goto: Tab properties of the Application-> Security .
  Then in the section Session Timeout .
  Here, you can set the required details for the Session Timeout.
  (1) maximum idle Session time in seconds
  (2) on the idle time of session timeout directly to this URL

  You can also go through:
  Components shared-> security attributes in the section Security components shared.

  Kind regards
  Kiran

• Network session time-out

  IAM a Non IT person. attempted to connect to the VPN to access my office network, impossible to do, "Netwrok connect session timed out" is popping up (nc.windows.app.23790). If I try to reconnect, I kindly help "session on the machine has expired", advises kindly to do

  * Post has been moved by the moderator of the appropriate forum category *.

  IAM a Non IT person.

  Install and configure a virtual private network is a complex process that requires the manipulation of routers and firewalls. You must ask the Manager of your desktop COMPUTING to solve this problem for you.

• How to change the server session time out?

  Hello

  When I start writing a file of more than about 2 MB of files using Java APIs writeResource(). My application upward changes and he says that the server time is out by throwing Exception...

  But I don't face any problem when writing to a file of about 1 MB.

  Can you tell me how set\increase the server time of the configurations.

  Concerning

  Sunil Gupta

  You should have write access to the jboss installation folder to change this settings.

  for example, if the Jboss installed on a computer, the connection in the machine and locate the following file:

  for example c:\Adobe\Adobe LiveCycle ES2\jboss\server\all\deploy\jboss-web.deployer\server.xml

  The path is just for your reference; Contact your system administrator for the exact location of this file.

  Look for the sessionTimeout and change/increase in the value attribute.

  It is clear now?

  Nith

• How to set the time-out value for a namedcache programmatically?

  I have a cache named with near cache configuration and no expiration set in the cache configuration. The backup plan that is a distributed system has a policy of expulsion of limited size, but no expiration. I have an algorithm to determine the timeout of this cache named at run time. How can I adjust this delay on the named cache programmatically?
  
  Thank you
  Sairam

  Hi Sairam,

  You need get the plan of support for the cache and set the expiration on the support plan; assuming that the storage card is supported by the expiry.

  For example:

  NamedCache cache = CacheFactory.getCache ("test");

  CacheService service = cache.getCacheService ();
  DefaultConfigurableCacheFactory.Manager MDB = service.getBackingMapManager ((DefaultConfigurableCacheFactory.Manager));
  Map of bm = bmm.getBackingMap ("test");

  If (WB instanceof ConfigurableCacheMap)
  {
  System.out.println ("timeout setting");
  (WB) .setExpiryDelay (100000) (ConfigurableCacheMap);
  }

  -John

• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] Session time-out: is it possible to perform a rederict to a URL to be composed on the basis of a model session ARVS?

  Hallo,

  using this tutorial Fortune Minds - Oracle ADF: how to redirect to a custom page each time the session of delay in the application of the ADF? I implemented a simple redirect when the session expires.

  The real URL 'redirect' should be composed according to the value stored in a var to a managed bean sessionScope, but the problem it is that... the afterPhase listener is run after the session has already expired.

  Could you kindly advice me a wokaround or a different approach to achieve this goal?

  Thank you

  Federico

  Cannot use a variable of bean in any scope as the info is gone. You can store the information in a cookie and read the form here.

  Or you use a different method like adventures of the man of Oracle ADF: heroic alternatives to avoid the annoying Popups SessionTimout ADF

  Timo

• JMS: How to set the time-out to a JMS queue in the weblogic admin conso

  Hello
  
  
  I need to fix a JMS queue for 1 month expiration date, which means I want messages to be persisted in the queue for 1 month. How I put it to the queue in the weblogic administration console.
  
  Thank you
  Kalapana.

  Go to the queue on the weblogic Admin Console. Select the Exceptions tab. There is an option of substitution of Time-to-live. You can set the length of your message there. This will overrirde life defined by the producer.

• & quot; Session time-out & quot;

  I was able to use Kuler normally yesterday, before the interview, which was announced on the main screen. However, today, I can't log in. I get the error message "your session has expired. Please refresh this page and sign in again. »
  
  I tried refreshing the page several times, empty my cache, erase my session data, delete my cookies Kuler... nothing's worked. I leave principle maintenance of yesterday could be responsible, but I don't know about you. Any help I can get would be great! The problem doesn't seem to be on the server side. Thanks in advance.

  Hello, we went live with a new version! Should be fixed this bug difficult Session has expired.

  If you are still experiencing this after you have updated your browser, please let us know. When you report, give your operating system/browser and steps to repro, which helps the QE to track things.

  Saami

• Related Taskflow Popup and Session time-out

  Nice day.  We use JDeveloper 11.1.2.4.

  We have a case where we are launching a taskflow in dialogue.  However, when the session expires, we get a message session timeout in the main window and the popup.  When you click ok, the user is redirected to the login inside the pop-up screen.

  I wonder if anyone has any suggestions on how to deal with this?  Ideally, it would be ideal for a single message of timeout and were redirected to the login page inside the popup window that runs the taskflow linked instead of the home page.

  Thoughts?

  BradW

  Hello

  because you cannot continue with a workflow bounded when the session expires you can use a filter of servlet on the FacesServlet and when you detect an expired session, redirect to a public landing page. However, you need to make a redirect. Alternatively, you put the warning of expiry so that the user is informed the session about to expire. This is explained in the web for the ADF Developer's guide.

  Frank

• APEX notification plugin logout/session time-out bug

  In one of my applications, I created a dynamic action on page 0 which fires the apex notification plugin after modal 'autoclose' event of the Skillbuilder plugin page.

  The bug is that whenever the dynamic action for notification plugin is triggered, I'm connected on the generator of the APEX.

  This bug occurs on the apex.oracle.com as well as my local instance of the APEX.

  I have reproduced this bug on apex.oracle.com.

  Workspace: OPENWORKSPACE

  username: developer
  password: Password_123

  Go to "Page 1" and click on create to open the modal window, then add an entry to trigger the event autoclose and notification plugin.

  Concerning

  Anoush

  Anoush salvation,

  you use the most recent version of the plugin (version 1.3) notification? Because nearly two years ago, we have fixed this bug. Since the release notes

  v1.3 (November 24, 2011)

  -) Fixed the problem with the CSS files that caused the underlying Application Express session to be invalidated

  I think that covers your problem. Simply download and update the plugin and you should be good.

  concerning

  Patrick

• How to get what the current backlight time-out is set?

  Hi all

  Work in 4.2.1. I would like to be able to arbitrarily increase the backlight time-out and restore it to what the user he had initially set when I'm done. Looking at the API of backlighting (i.e. backlighting. getTimeoutDefault()), apparently I'm only able to recover the default delay, which - as I understand - would be different from the time delay set by the user.

  So my question: How can I get the _current_ time-out setting? Otherwise, looks like that I would not be able to always set the time-out period back to what the user had selected through their setting of BB menu.

  Thanks for your comments!

  There is no BlackBerry API that provides the setting specified by the user backlight time-out.

• ACE time-out settings

  Hey people,

  I'm delving into administrator's guide and I can't seem to find anything on wait times, other than sticky expirations.

  Basically, what I'm looking for something that will tell me what is the setting of time-out 'session' is... It is a global setting, it is configured per farm, etc...?

  any help would be appreciated...

  Thank you.

  Bruce

  Bruce,

  Most of the ACE timers is located at the following link:

  Standardization and reassembling IP settings TCP/IP configuration

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/interfaces_modules/services_modules/ACE/vA2_3_0/configuration/Security/Guide/tcpipnrm.html

  Without seeing a real failure in a network capture, it is difficult to speculate on the cause.  The ACE doesn't care about the size of a file through it.  If your VIP is only Layer 4 (VIP and port), and then the ACE sees as nothing more than a TCP session and look higher up in the stack.  If the class is Layer 7 (parsing HTTP header), then it only looks like the header.

  The best place to get a capture is the port of tengig ACE, especially if the client computers are locked.  The capture of tengig will give on both sides of the connection.  Forward and after you will showtechs / TAC to see if the error counters are incrementing during a failure.

  You can also use the capture utility of integrated package of the ACE if all else fails.  First, I use a SPAN.  After all, the ACE could be the culprit here, and using the built-in utility is a bit like asking a suspect of a crime for the facts of the case.  ;- )

  Another tool to use is the 'see the conn?' and 'display the details of the conn' orders immediately after launching a test connection.  This will give you an idea about the State of the connection, and to what extent this time he got.

  Sean

• VMware View customers logout - log for debugging PCoIP shows "sessionDisconnectTimer: set the timer to 2147480 seconds.

  I have operators who are still on my desktop 24/7/365.  Assuming that there are no other problems, they get kicked out of their sessions from view after about 24 days.  We use Thin Clients HP running ThinOS and VMware View Client.  When I check the log for debugging on the Windows 7 VM, I see that when the connection is established, he wrote the following line:

  2014-09-09 08:44:30, 807 DEBUG < MessageFrameWorkDispatch > [wsnm_desktop] sessionDisconnectTimer: set the timer to 2147480 seconds

  After the expiration of the time limit, I get the following messages in the same newspaper and the client disconnects:

  2014-09-09 08:30:08, 571 DEBUG < TimerService > [wsnm_desktop] sessionDisconnectTimer: triggered timer, session is disconnected.

  2014-09-09 08:30:08, 571 DEBUG < TimerService > [wsnm_desktop] session::SessionDisconnectTimedOut: Disconnect message posted on the desktop

  Where it becomes this timer of?  The global setting on the display server is maxed at 9 999 999 minutes.

  The host is EXSi 5.0.0

  VMware View Server is 5.0.0 - 481677

  See Agent 5.0.1

  Operating system is Windows 7 Pro running on the virtual version 7 machine

  It is a known problem that has been fixed in 5.3.2 view - the global time-out in minutes is converted to a time in milliseconds, which then overflows a 32-bit counter. See Overview of VMware View Release Notes

  A desktop session is timeout and be disconnected after about 24 days, 20 hours and 31 minutes, even if the Session time-out setting has been set to a higher value.

  Mike

• How to configure agent ODI time-out settings

  Hello

  I load the data with the help of agent Standlaone. As I'm loading huge amount of data after only awhile, my session is changed to session expired.

  When I check the log file Agent time out happened to repository work and master repositories.

  Can Sombody help me if there is any Posibility to change setting of time-out for the ODI agent? Is it an ODI configuration or should check us at the database level?

  Thank you

  You can also try below in the file odiparams

  ODI_ADDITIONAL_JAVA_OPTIONS = - Doracle.odi.jdbc.connection.timeout = 60000