Re: web app, how to reset session time
"John_Woo" <john_woo@canada.com> wrote in message
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Oliver Wong wrote:
"John_Woo" <john_woo@canada.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
Using awt/swing, it's very easy to catch all mouse/keyboard event;
I'm wondering, in servlet/jsp web app, how to catch those events?
That's what I think, by that I can reset the session-time - the spec of
a project required whenever user's mouse/keyboard moves/hits, reset the
session time to 3 mins.
Any idea?
Sounds like very poorly designed requirements.
You might be able to use JavaScript to detect keypresses and mouse
movements, and then submit a ping to the server which would reset the
session time.
Hi Oliver,
Can u tell why the requirements is not smart?
It is using the design of a traditional application and applying it to a
web application. Web applications should not be designed in terms of mouse
or keyboard events; they should be designed in terms of HTTP requests.
I guessed the <reset
session> may prevent not being able to submit b/o session out. How to
submit a ping in this case but remain same session?
As part of the ping, you send whatever information is nescessary to
identify the session you're persisting. This may be a cookie, or a special
GET URL, for example.
- Oliver
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