Vikas Sharma
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Default logout time in traditional web application
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Hi,

Need your help to know that from where can set the default logout time for traditional web application. I have changed the "max idle time" property to 1 minutes. But its not working. below is screenshot.


Please suggest, where am missing or what else settings or configuration I need to check to make this working.

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Nordin Ahdi
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Hi Vikas,

What you need to configure for this is the Session Timeout. The Max. Idle Time property revokes the user login after a certain time when the application is closed.

There is no property in Service Center to configure the Session Timeout. You would either need to use Factory Configuration for that following this article.

Or you can change the session timeout for certain web applications at runtime following this article.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Nordin

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Hi,

You can try this https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/15250/session-time-out-automatically/

or

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/34538/change-login-session-timeout/

Regards,

Samiksha.

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Vikas Sharma
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Hi Samiksha,

Thanks for update. But from above post seems there is no settings for this in Service center and we need to call logout method for this. Please confirm.

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Nordin Ahdi
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Hi Vikas,

What you need to configure for this is the Session Timeout. The Max. Idle Time property revokes the user login after a certain time when the application is closed.

There is no property in Service Center to configure the Session Timeout. You would either need to use Factory Configuration for that following this article.

Or you can change the session timeout for certain web applications at runtime following this article.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Nordin

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Vikas Sharma
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Hi Nordin,

Thanks for update. As per given suggestion I installed Factory Configuration component. But am not able to open this module. Getting below error.


Also when I choose "open in browser" option it opens the service center for me and am not able to find "shared configurations" there. Please suggest.

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Hi Vikas,

If you want to explicitly logout from application then you can use GetSessionId in the HTTPRequestHandler and logout action.

You can refer

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/35093/how-to-log-out-a-specific-user/#Post124542

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/35093/how-to-log-out-a-specific-user

Hope it's help.

Regards,

Samiksha

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João Marques
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Hi Vikas,


For the Configuration Tool, you don't need to open the code, it is indeed protected.

You just need to open in the browse https://<YourEnvironment>/FactoryConfiguration, login with your Service Center credentials and then follow Paulo Ribeiro's step-by-step instructions here, like Nordin rightfully mentioned.


Cheers,

João

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Vikas Sharma
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Hi Nordin and Joao,

Thanks for update and your support.

Best regards.

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