How do I change the timeout for Applications Manager web client session?

How do I change the timeout for Applications Manager web client session?

Solution: 

By default, the login timeout (session-timeout) is set to 20 minutes. To modify this setting, locate the web.xml file in the <AppManager_Home>/working/apache/tomcat/conf directory.

Find the following tag within the file:
<session-timeout>20</session-timeout>

You can adjust the value as desired. After making changes, save the file and restart Applications Manager.



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