Idle timeout
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An option to set idle timeout would be helpful. What I mean here is, if a user has logged in into my site/application and has not performed any activity for say 'X' minutes , then hell be logged out. 

2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
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I posted a forge mobile plugin for that based on chrome.idle plugin. https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/4922/chrome-idle-plugin You can place the block in the layout and implement a logoff on idle event.

Merged this idea with 'Define user session timeout per application at Service Center' (created on 05 Nov 2019 14:43:13 by Hugo Antunes)

Timeout should be a setting editable by developers.

Allow developers to set a specific timeout per Outsystems application, as an example this would mean that in a certain application the end-users would be logged for 10min and in another application they would be able to continue logged for 60min.



This comment was:
- originally posted on idea 'Define user session timeout per application at Service Center' (created on 05 Nov 2019 by Hugo Antunes)
- merged to idea 'Idle timeout' on 06 Oct 2020 08:47:04 by Daniël Kuhlmann
Changed the category to
Service Center


This comment was:
- originally posted on idea 'Define user session timeout per application at Service Center' (created on 05 Nov 2019 by Hugo Antunes)
- merged to idea 'Idle timeout' on 06 Oct 2020 08:47:04 by Daniël Kuhlmann
Merged this idea with 'Option to Configure Session Timeout in Service Center' (created on 04 Oct 2016 11:48:24 by Swaroop Mutalik)

I would like to share an idea about an option for setting Session Timeout value in Servicecenter, it will be easier to  manage this value from Servicecenter.




This comment was:
- originally posted on idea 'Option to Configure Session Timeout in Service Center' (created on 04 Oct 2016 by Swaroop Mutalik)
- merged to idea 'Idle timeout' on 06 Oct 2020 08:47:37 by Daniël Kuhlmann

I would like this too, but it means that the Web server would need to have the ability to write to its own configuration files, which I would consider to be a security hazard.

J.Ja



This comment was:
- originally posted on idea 'Option to Configure Session Timeout in Service Center' (created on 04 Oct 2016 by Swaroop Mutalik)
- merged to idea 'Idle timeout' on 06 Oct 2020 08:47:37 by Daniël Kuhlmann

There is an extension that does exactly this from your application. Just look for the BrowserSession extension in the Forge.

This means that for all applications you could set this in a site property or you create a generic function to fetch the timeout from a central location.



This comment was:
- originally posted on idea 'Option to Configure Session Timeout in Service Center' (created on 04 Oct 2016 by Swaroop Mutalik)
- merged to idea 'Idle timeout' on 06 Oct 2020 08:47:37 by Daniël Kuhlmann