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Re: session control
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Re: session control


  • Subject: Re: session control
  • From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 10:36:54 -0700
  • Organization: Global Village Consulting, Inc.

I'm not clear on what you are asking.

Richard L. Peskin wrote:

I want to use a WO application "inside" some conventional web site code. That is, the web site code (html and Perl) would call the WO app for some specific tasks and the WO app would return control to the web site code.
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That should not be a problem.


I want to take advantage of the WO application session persistence.
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Assuming you intend the users to go back and forth you will need to store the session and instance number in cookies. You will also need to override the WOSession method domainForIDCookies() (actually sets path but it has been misnamed for a long time) to return "/" so the cookie gets carried along.



Is there a possible problem with the web site timing out if the WO app takes too long to complete?
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I don't understand how an html website can time out. Did you mean session? You will have to set the session timeout to a sufficiently high value to prevent this. The default is one hour (from last user action). I'd think that is several times too much even for your needs.



If so, is there a solution, e.g. setting a cookie before the WO app is called?
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I'm not sure there is even a problem.

Chuck


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