Method Details

• setExpirationTimeout

  public void setExpirationTimeout(@Nullable Duration idleTimeout)

  Configures the expiration idle timeout.

  Specified by:

  setExpirationTimeout in interface SessionExpirationTimeoutAware

  Parameters:

  idleTimeout - length of time until an idle, or inactive Session should expire; Maybe null to suggest the Session should not expire.

  See Also:

  • Duration

• getIdleTimeout

  protected Optional<Duration> getIdleTimeout()

  Return an optionally configured expiration idle timeout.

  Returns:

  the optionally configured expiration idle timeout.

  See Also:

  • Duration
  • Optional

• determineExpirationTimeout

  public Optional<Duration> determineExpirationTimeout(@NonNull org.springframework.session.Session session)

  Description copied from interface: SessionExpirationPolicy

  Determines an Optional length of time until the given Session will expire. A Zero or Negative Duration indicates that the Session has expired. May return Optional.EMPTY as a "suggestion" that the Session should not expire or that the expiration determination should be handled by the next expiration policy in a chain of policies. Implementors are free to compose 2 or more expiration policies using Composite Software Design Pattern as necessary. In Apache Geode or Pivotal GemFire's case, an Optional.EMPTY return value will indicate that it should default to the configured Entry Idle Timeout (TTI) Expiration Policy of the Region managing Session state to determine exactly when the Session will expire.

  Specified by:

  determineExpirationTimeout in interface SessionExpirationPolicy

  Parameters:

  session - Session to evaluate. Session is required.

  Returns:

  an Optional Duration specifying the length of time until the Session will expire.

  See Also:

  • Composite Software Design Pattern
  • Session
  • Duration
  • Optional