Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Christopher Schultz
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Miguel, On 11/5/12 9:51 AM, Miguel Gonzalez wrote: > > >>> Dear all, >>> >>> When an user is logged on our system (a Struts app), when the >>> session expires, the user gets a java error report. > >> What does the user see when this happens? Is

Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Daniel Mikusa
On Nov 5, 2012, at 10:24 AM, Miguel Gonzalez wrote: > > >> Hard to say without more details. Seeing the stack trace would be a good >> start. > > I attach a screenshot of one one of the stack traces we get Please don't send stuff directly to people off the list. This creates a gap in the

Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Daniel Mikusa
On Nov 5, 2012, at 10:24 AM, Miguel Gonzalez wrote: > > >> Hard to say without more details. Seeing the stack trace would be a good >> start. > > I attach a screenshot of one one of the stack traces we get Sorry. The attachment didn't come through. The list usually removes them. Dan >

Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Miguel Gonzalez
>Hard to say without more details.  Seeing the stack trace would be a good >start. I attach a screenshot of one one of the stack traces we get Miguel - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additiona

Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Miguel Gonzalez
>> Dear all, >> >>  When an user is logged on our system (a Struts app), when the session >>expires, the user gets a java error report. Is there any way to handle this >>and either to show a custom jsp page or redirect the user to the login form? >>I have googled this, but I can't find this in

Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Daniel Mikusa
On Nov 5, 2012, at 9:51 AM, Miguel Gonzalez wrote: > > >>> Dear all, >>> >>>When an user is logged on our system (a Struts app), when the session >>> expires, the user gets a java error report. > >> What does the user see when this happens? Is there a stack trace? If so, >> can you inc

Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Miguel Gonzalez
>> Dear all, >> >>   When an user is logged on our system (a Struts app), when the session >>expires, the user gets a java error report. >What does the user see when this happens?  Is there a stack trace?  If so, can >you include the stack trace here. Yes, they get a stack trace. I would ha

Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Jose María Zaragoza
2012/11/5 Miguel Gonzalez : > Dear all, > > When an user is logged on our system (a Struts app), when the session > expires, the user gets a java error report. Is there any way to handle this > and either to show a custom jsp page or redirect the user to the login form? > I have googled this,

Re: handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Daniel Mikusa
On Nov 5, 2012, at 4:04 AM, Miguel Gonzalez wrote: > Dear all, > > When an user is logged on our system (a Struts app), when the session > expires, the user gets a java error report. What does the user see when this happens? Is there a stack trace? If so, can you include the stack trace he

handling expired sessions in Tomcat

2012-11-05 Thread Miguel Gonzalez
Dear all,   When an user is logged on our system (a Struts app), when the session expires, the user gets a java error report. Is there any way to handle this and either to show a custom jsp page or redirect the user to the login form? I have googled this, but I can't find this info.   Regards,