Re: URL refresh in passive mode
Sameer Verma <[email protected]>
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Scott Tully wrote: > >I learned allot more about how this works when i re-wrote the Authserver in JAVA. > >The answers: That's a good little buffer. It doesn't. Nothing. > >When the 204 is returned to the browser it will not make that request again.... The browser is actually not on the page with >the 5 second meta refresh... it's in a limbo state. the request was made and the browser tried to retrieve a page from the >gateway... so it went there and got told be the gateway "no content".... the meta refresh does not continue to refresh every >five seconds because it's no longer part of the header information. it was lost when the request was made to the gateway. > >When the renew form is resubmitted every 450 seconds it resets the header which contains the meta refresh that sends the >ticket to the gateway ASAP, or 5 seconds, to notify the gateway that the user is still there... so you really get 455 seconds >between renews.... > > > Scott, Thanks for the reply. It clears up a lot of things. So the ticket gets refreshed every 450+5 seconds? What does the ticket really do? I compared the tickets over a few hours, and I see that the tickets are different indeed. What purpose does the ticket serve, if the popup is going to talk to the auth server every 450 seconds anyway? -- Sameer