thanks for the response, I have an administration section that always
needs to be logged back into after periods of no activity, I am thinking
of using apache 2.0 as the front end and tomcat on the backend and using
ssl on apache(i'm assuming i can control it better on apache, but i
would have to look into it.
Bill Barker wrote:
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I want to know how to control the length of time that an ssl connection
timesout and a user needs to login again. Right now its too short and I
can't find anything in the server.xml ssl connector node that seems to
change that. I'm using tomcat 5.5 with the latest jsse.
You're correct that there currently is no way to change the SSL session
timeout. It wouldn't be hard to implement, but nobody has ever cared enough
to work up the patch for it :).
Of course, in Tomcat there is no relation between the Servlet HttpSession
and the SSL session. This would have to be caused by something in your
webapp.
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