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>> How do I go about enabling "force-expire" on the http sessions? The tomcat "manager" webapp allows you to interact with your HTTP sessions. PASOE uses tomcat as its host, and is subject to any management operations that happen from tomcat. So when you forcefully terminate an HTTP session in tomcat, the PASOE webapp is required to release any of the related resources. The tomcat manager webapp is an application that you can deploy to your instance; it should live on port 8810 by default. It has meaningful information that will complement the information that you see in OEE for oepas1. In fact, OEE will show you similar HTTP session information on the "webapps" tab; but OEE will not let you interact directly with the HTTP sessions. Here is a screenshot of the tomcat manager webapp. Notice that there is a button where you can expire sessions that have been idle for a certain number of minutes. (idle is based on tomcat's definition of an inactive session, and I would guess that you will find your sessions listed in here).
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