Re: Possible bug: Got timed out --lost changes to file

Hi Claudia,

sounds to me that, if you haven't touch web.xml, what probably happened is
that your http session had expired. By default, the http session expires if
there is no activity (i.e. no requests received by the server) in 30
minutes. You can override this by adding a <session-config> section with the
proper amount of minutes to your web.xml:

<session-config>
  <session-timeout>[minutes]</session-timeout>
</session-config>

If you want the container to never timeout a session, you can use a
[minutes] value 0 or less.

Regards,
JP


2007/8/6, Claudia Frers <[email protected]>:
>
> I was writing a long article for about two hours without saving. I am sure
> that I had logged in otherwise i am not allowed to write. Usually I dont
> write online cause i hate when these things occur. When i pressed save the
> page said "you must log in"..To my disgust all my summary of the email
> exchanges
> about tagging versus namespaces was lost. Two hours..has this happened
> before? was using 4.5.93
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