IE Expires after an hour

Question

Friends,

 

Working on J2EE application with Hibernate for migrating data from spreadsheet on to Oracle DB.

 

Issue: IE epxires after 1 hour and the browser displays expired message but at the background process are running fine.

Mozilla browser is working fine without any such issues.

 

Pls let me know your suggestions.

 

Thanks,

Dilip

Answer 1

Hi,

Download the fiddler tool (http://www.fiddlertool.com ) and examine the responses from your server.

no expired code here http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html

this forum is for questions about html, css and scripting for website developers...

Regards.

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Rob^_^

Answer 2

Thanks Rob. Any idea to which forum I can address my concerns ? Please suggest.

Answer 3

Hi,

I think this is the forum, but wihout seeing your page source we can only guess... (I get shirty when questions are asked without some source code.... we can read code better than minds.... so the more info you can provide the better the quality of our answers).

timeout is a phrase that could mean that the server session is timing out, which is expected if the page does not do a meta refresh....

Have a look at your source code and look for the <meta content="refresh" tag...

Using fiddler you should see this happening at intervals.....

if this is not firing in IE (to refresh the page and reset the server timeout property) then it will be IE's Security Zone settings that is stopping the execution of a meta refresh on the client.

by default the Allow meta refresh security zone setting is disabled only in the Resetricted Sites Zone....

You can probably fix this by reseting your IE Security zone settings to their default. You should always accept the default IE Security Zone settings...

Tools>Internet Options>Security tab, click "Reset all zones to default"

Quite often users or developers will attempt to tweak these settings in the 'hope of getting things to work'... there are hundreds of combinations and it is easy to get bamboozelled.... the defaults have been designed to work well on the internet while providing a granualar level of security.

As a general rule, if it works in other browsers but not Ie, then it will because of IE's security zone settings or because of an IE Addon.

Regards.

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Rob^_^