Is WebApplication.SessionTimeout Totally Broken?

I can’t seem to set WebApplication.SessionTimeout. It’s always 30, even on the very next line.

I don’t really want to sit around that long to test the Session.Close behavior. I’ve gotten confirmation that this is not just my project and affects both 19R1.1 and 19R3.1

Has anyone seen this behavior? Worked around it?
@Greg O’Lone am I missing something?


[quote=485775:@Tim Parnell]I can’t seem to set WebApplication.SessionTimeout. It’s always 30, even on the very next line.

I don’t really want to sit around that long to test the Session.Close behavior. I’ve gotten confirmation that this is not just my project and affects both 19R1.1 and 19R3.1

Has anyone seen this behavior? Worked around it?
@Greg O’Lone am I missing something?


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I’m not at my desk, but I seem to remember that we set a low limit on this property because at lower values it causes sessions to die off even when users are still connected. I’ll have to check that though.