Customized "session time-out URL"

[Johan Ahlgren]

Hi all,

I have an application which can be accessed by different users as follows:
http://127.0.0.1/login?account=1, http://127.0.0.1/login?account=2 etc.
Works fine, but when a session time-out occurs, I need to display a "click
here to log back in again" message. My idea is to create different HTML
files - "SessionTimeOut_1.html", "SessionTimeOut_2.html" etc. - each of them
pointing back (HREF) to "/login?account=1", "/login?account=2" etc. But for
this to work, I need to be able to set the SessiontTimeoutURL property
differently for each user. As I understand, the SessionTimeoutURL property
applies to all users. Is there any way to get around this?

Thanks in advance,

Johan Åhlgren

[Jackson Gomes - Tools&Comps]

Post by Johan Ahlgren
files - "SessionTimeOut_1.html", "SessionTimeOut_2.html" etc. - each of them
pointing back (HREF) to "/login?account=1", "/login?account=2" etc. But for this to work, I need to be able to set the
SessiontTimeoutURL property differently for each user. As I understand, the SessionTimeoutURL property applies to all users. Is
there any way to get around this?

The Session is particular to each user. You can safely set the SessionTimeOutURL for each new user separately after your user login
in the application.

[Jackson Gomes - Tools&Comps]

Post by Jackson Gomes - Tools&Comps

Post by Johan Ahlgren
files - "SessionTimeOut_1.html", "SessionTimeOut_2.html" etc. - each of them
pointing back (HREF) to "/login?account=1", "/login?account=2" etc. But for this to work, I need to be able to set the
SessiontTimeoutURL property differently for each user. As I understand, the SessionTimeoutURL property applies to all users. Is
there any way to get around this?

The Session is particular to each user. You can safely set the SessionTimeOutURL for each new user separately after your user
login in the application.

I'm sorry but I was totally wrong about it. It seems Intraweb uses a unique SessionTimeOutURL for all connections. I'll ask about it
in their newsgroups.