Timout Sessions settingn- based on Seconds and Miliseconds

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BenHayat
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Timout Sessions settingn- based on Seconds and Miliseconds

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It seems there are two settings to set the session timeout. However I see a discrepancy. Would you agree or I'm wrong.

a) $awareimroot$/bin/BASServer.props
b) $awareimroot$/Tomcat/webapps/AwareIM/webapp.props

At first I thought both settings are based on Milliseconds. But it seems the Tomcat settings is based on Seconds.
So for 30 minutes timeout session:
a) in BASServer.props, I have to use 1800 (in control panel will show 30 minutes)
b) in webapp.propsm I have to use 1800000

Is my finding correct?
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Re: Timout Sessions settingn- based on Seconds and Milisecon

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I'm sorry, the following was entered incorrectly by me:
a) in BASServer.props, I have to use 1800 (in control panel will show 30 minutes)
b) in webapp.propsm I have to use 1800000
It should be;
a) in BASServer.props, I have to use 1800000
b) in webapp.propsm I have to use 1800 (in control panel will show 30 minutes)
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Re: Timout Sessions settingn- based on Seconds and Milisecon

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What you say here is correct.
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Re: Timout Sessions settingn- based on Seconds and Milisecon

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kklosson wrote:What you say here is correct.
Thank you Sir!
Seems odd that one setting is in "Seconds" and the other is in "Milliseconds". :o
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