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[CALCITE-6530] HTTP Sessions are never expired in Avatica server #246

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Was reading a stackoverflow post and it looks like Jetty defaults this to 30mins when using their web descriptor (which Avatica isn't): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49300484/how-to-set-the-http-session-timeout-in-jetty-9-embedded

Looks good to me (but I am distant from the codebase). I can't imagine that this needs to be user-configurable, either.

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stoty commented Aug 14, 2024

I have read the same article :)
Yes, I came to the same conclusion regarding the web descriptor and the default idle timeout.

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stoty commented Aug 14, 2024

Thanks for the quick reply Josh.

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I have read the same article :) Yes, I came to the same conclusion regarding the web descriptor and the default idle timeout.

Excellent, I figured as much!

Thanks for the quick reply Josh.

You bet, caught me at a good time and this change looked straightforward 👍🏼

@stoty stoty merged commit 452df11 into apache:main Aug 15, 2024
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