Hi, Our web application shows pages from 2 different web servers. Each web server has a session timeout period of 30 min. If I access pages from just one server for 30 min without touching any page from server2, the session on server2 expires. Then when I access a page from server2, I get a warning saying the session is expired. For a normal user, we are projecting the whole app to be a single application. Seeing a ''session expired'' page when a user has been continuously accessing the application, will be an annoying experience. Is there a way we can keep one session active if the other is active? Thanks, Yash -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
Yash wrote:> Hi, > Our web application shows pages from 2 different web servers. Each web > server has a session timeout period of 30 min. If I access pages from > just one server for 30 min without touching any page from server2, the > session on server2 expires. Then when I access a page from server2, I > get a warning saying the session is expired. For a normal user, we are > projecting the whole app to be a single application. Seeing a ''session > expired'' page when a user has been continuously accessing the > application, will be an annoying experience. > Is there a way we can keep one session active if the other is active?I have solved this problem by with adding images from the other server. Every hit on pages from server A pull a single pixel gif from server B and vice-versa. -- Ray