Are you sure ur application is creating a session ?
Add this to ur page class:
@InjectObject("infrastructure:request")
public abstract WebRequest getRequest();
public boolean isInSession() {
return getRequest().getSession(false) != null;
}
and print out the value of the inSession property. Does it confirm that
u r in a session ?
Henry Chen wrote:
For some reason, when I post from Nable the code parts were lost. I'm
reposting from outlook this time.
Thank you for helping.
Sorry I didn't realize that the code is missing from my original post.
Here it is:
<span jwcid="@contrib:Timeout" warningTime="100" disableAutoProlong="true"/>
There is no js error. I read the generated js code and it looks like
warningTime should be in millisecond. So I tried the following which didn't
work either.
<span jwcid="@contrib:Timeout" warningTime="60000"
disableAutoProlong="true"/>
-----Original Message-----
From: Henry Chen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 10:27 AM
To: users@tapestry.apache.org
Subject: Re: contrib:Timeout
Thank you for helping.
Sorry I didn't realize that the code is missing from my original post.
Here it is:
There is no js error. I read the generated js code and it looks like
warningTime should be in millisecond. So I tried the following which didn't
work either.
HugoPalma wrote:
Did the session actually expire after the 10 minutes wait ?
What parameters did u provide to the TimeoutComponent and what are their
values ?
Did u check for javascript errors on the page ?
Henry Chen wrote:
Nobody had the similar experience? Can anybody help? Thank you very much
in
advance.
Henry Chen wrote:
I'm using the latest Tap4.1.2.
Did anybody successfully use contrib:Timeout?
I tried to use it in the my border component as below.
I set the session time in web.xml to 10 mins and waited but nothing
happened. I found some "timeout" related js code are added. Why didn't
it
work? Please help. Thank you.
