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Asked by Micheal_Male in Spring, JavaScript, Asynchronous Javascript and XML (AJAX)

Tags: spring framework, j2ee, jsp, javascript

say for instance you have the session timeout set for an application to default which is 30 min. You have a page which is written using spring and jstl tags. The jsp page is connected to the controller. In the jsp i am checking one of the session objects to see if it still exist. If yes good if not then send the user back to the index page which is the login page. However it is frustrating sometime because if the form is big then the user has to login back and fill out the form fields. Is it possible to set the session timeout to one hour for just this one page instead of changing the whole application session ?.

I don't want to refresh the page through a javscript as i will loose all of the form fields. Any input example will be great.

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