> From: Ehlers, Kolja [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: AW: AW: Different session timeout for local and
> external users
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> its located at shared/lib
If it's a standalone class, it should be in shared/classes, not shared/lib.
Also, make sure the class does not exist in a
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Kolja,
Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
> is it not possible to define a global filter for all web applications?
Yes, but I'm not sure why you'd want to do that. If each application
needs it, just enable it in all applications.
> If I add
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> From: Ehlers, Kolja [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: AW: AW: Different session timeout for local and
> external users
>
> is it not possible to define a global filter for all web
> applications?
It shou
> From: Ehlers, Kolja [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: AW: AW: Different session timeout for local and
> external users
>
> is it not possible to define a global filter for all web
> applications?
It should be, but it will apply to all webapps, including the ones pac
yes thanks I will do that. So I cannot just add the filter to the global
web.xml at conf/web.xml?
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Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
is it not possible to define a global filter for all web applications?
For Tomcat you can use Valves.
In fact, you should really ignore additional time that such simple
filter will add to request processing time.
First: check if it really slows down your app. If it _real
-INF/web.xml is starts just fine
Thanks again
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Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
> Tha
Mikolaj Rydzewski wrote:
Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
Thanks for the speedy answer to my question. Is this the only
possibility?
Since the filter will be called for each request, maybe this will slow
down
my web application
Maybe. But not likely. Search the web for 'premature optimization' ;-)
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Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
Thanks for the speedy answer to my question. Is this the only possibility?
Since the filter will be called for each request, maybe this will slow down
my web application
Maybe. But not likely. Search the web for 'premature optimization' ;-)
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. November 2008 15:29
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Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
> is it somehow possible to set a different session timeout for local
> 192.168... users and others? I know I could have a rewrite rule and then
> forward
. November 2008 15:29
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Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
> is it somehow possible to set a different session timeout for local
> 192.168... users and others? I know I could have a rewrite rule and then
> forward all c
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> Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
>> is it somehow possible to set a different session timeout for local
>> 192.168... users and others? I know I could have a rewrite rule and then
>> forward all calls from local workstation to
Bret Davies wrote:
I actually dropped it in the mail yesterday.
Oops, I'm sorry, looks like I have some email problems.
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Different session timeout for local and external users
Date: Thu Nov 13 15:21:20 CET 2008
From: Ehlers, Kolja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello everybody,
is it somehow possible to set a different session timeout for local
192.168... users and others? I know I could have a rewrite rule and then
forwar
Peter
I actually dropped it in the mail yesterday.
sorry.
Bret
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Subject: Re: Different session timeout for local and extern
Ehlers, Kolja wrote:
is it somehow possible to set a different session timeout for local
192.168... users and others? I know I could have a rewrite rule and then
forward all calls from local workstation to a different webapp folder but I
thought maybe there is a more easy way to do this.
Servl
Hello everybody,
is it somehow possible to set a different session timeout for local
192.168... users and others? I know I could have a rewrite rule and then
forward all calls from local workstation to a different webapp folder but I
thought maybe there is a more easy way to do this.
Thanks
ke
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