Re: IE & Sessions
Re: IE & Sessions
- Subject: Re: IE & Sessions
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 13:00:37 -0700
- Organization: Global Village Consulting, Inc.
Hi,
Getting a session restoration error (aka timeout) might just mean that
the application took too long to respond. This is not specific to IE.
If you are running more than one instance and the first instance
takes too long to respond, the adaptor will give up and send the
request to another instance. Of course if you are using sessions the
requested session will not exist on the second application and a
session restoration error will result. In order to troubleshoot this
you will need to log what the adaptor is doing by creating a file
names logWebObjects in /tmp or c:\temp as appropriate. Examination of
the log will show when this happens. You can also check the
application's log for 'broken pipe' exceptions.
As for the other problem of IE asking for autofill settings time and
again, try emptying the cache. I've noticed that when this gets full,
IE gets flaky. It will also refuse to display the source of a page
when the cache is full. This should *not* have anything to do with
session timeout problems. I suspect that the two issues are not related.
Chuck
Dana Kashubeck wrote:
On 6/13/03 2:35 PM, "Goodbye Bill" <email@hidden> wrote:
I was initially going to write an email asking why IE seemed to have
problems with my WebObjects apps. Then I noticed the problem is with ALL
web sites.
Has anyone else noticed a problem with IE where the session times out after
a VERY short period of time? IE also continues to ask me for my autofill
settings time and time again.
I realize this is not directly a WebObjects question, but it is slowing down
my development / learning progress. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
We've have had some of our customers report similar behavior, but I haven't
been able to track down the problem yet.
What version of IE and Windows are you using?
-- D
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