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caArray has its own internal mechanism for altering setting the timeout delay; this mechanism overrides any timeout setting specified by your JBoss instance. This article explains how to change caArray's timeout delay by editing a setting in the 'web.XML' file found in the 'caarray.EAR' application archive.

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The timeout delay, defined as the duration of inactivity before the session times out and the user is logged out, is specified by the value of the <session-timeout> tag in the 'web.XML' file. The default value, in minutes, is '30', as shown below:

<session-timeout>30</session-timeout>

This value can be changed to any positive integer.

Since the The 'web.XML' file is located within must be extracted from the 'caarray.EAR' archive , the file must be extracted before it can be edited. Once it has been edited, the file must be re-packaged into 'caarray.EAR', and the original 'caarray.EAR' in your caArray installation folder must be overwritten with the modified version. For the change to take effect, you must re-launch your JBoss instance and log back into caArray.

Prerequisites

In order to manage EAR and WAR archives, you will need an archive utility with support for the ZIP format. The utility used in this tutorial article is WinZip (www.winzip.com), which is freely available.

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*_\[caArray installation folder\]_{*}*\{*{*}_}\[JBoss installation folder\]_{*}*\server\deploy*
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In our example, the caArray installation folder is named 'caarray' and the JBoss installation folder is named 'jboss-4.0.5.GA', so the fully qualified path of the EAR archive is:
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caarray\jboss-4.0.5.GA\server\deploy\caarray.ear* \\

• The 'caarray.WAR' archive which directly contains the 'web.xml' file is contained within the 'caarray.EAR' archive and is located at the root level of the extracted 'caArray.EAR' folder.

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