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In today’s note we will discover the steps needed to increase the inactivity timeout of the SingleSignOn – enabled consoles shipped with SOA Suite 10.1.3.1.

Some of you might have already noticed, not using the session for some minutes results in a rerouting to the login page.. and if it happens the first time some ohh, arghhh or other words may follow

The SOA related web consoles are ..

• BPEL Console (http://host:port/BPELConsole)
• ESB Console (http://host:port/esb/esb/EsbConsole.html)
• Rule Author (http://host:port/ruleauthor)
• and the famous Human Worklist(http://host:port/integration/worklistapp)

As all are deployed in the same way, and are JSSO enabled – here are the steps you need to follow, to increase the timeouts of them.

• 1) Stop your SOA Suite (opmnctl stopall)
• 2) Depending on your installation your OC4J container holding the apps is either located in $ORACLE_HOME/j2ee/home (basic install) or $ORACLE_HOME/j2ee/oc4j_soa (advanced install), which I refer to $OC4J_HOME from now
• 3) Go to $OC4J_HOME/config and backup jazn.xml
• 4) Add a new property called custom.sso.session.timeout inside the <jazn> section, the value is in seconds and should be a multiply of it
• 5) Step by step now – you are going to reconfigure the consoles
  • BPEL Console
    • Go to $OC4J_HOME/applications/orabpel/console/WEB-INF and backup web.xml
    • Add the following fragment

        <session-config>     <session-timeout>-1</session-timeout>  </session-config>

      inside the <web-app> tags

    • Go to $OC4J_HOME/applications-deployments/orabpel/console and delete orion-web.xml

  • ESB Console
    • Go to $OC4J_HOME/applications/esb-rt/provider-war/WEB-INF and backup web.xml
    • Add the following fragment

        <session-config>     <session-timeout>-1</session-timeout>  </session-config>

      inside the <web-app> tags

    • Go to $OC4J_HOME/application-deployments/esb-rt/provider-war and delete orion-web.xml

  • Rule Author
    • Go to $OC4J_HOME/applications/ruleauthor/ruleauthor/WEB-INF and backup web.xml
    • Add the following fragment

        <session-config>     <session-timeout>-1</session-timeout>  </session-config>

      inside the <web-app> tags

    • Go to $OC4J_HOME/application-deployments/ruleauthor/ ruleauthor/ and delete orion-web.xml

  • Human Worklist
    • Go to $OC4J_HOME/applications/hw_services/worklistapp/ WEB-INF and backup web.xml
    • Add the following fragment

        <session-config>     <session-timeout>-1</session-timeout>  </session-config>

      inside the <web-app> tags

    • Go to $OC4J_HOME/application-deployments/hw_services/ worklistapp and delete orion-web.xml

• 6) Start your SOA Suite, by opmnctl startall

Voila, the inactivity timeout in YOUR control

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