violating the requirements for a stateless page, but if we do so we will get the following warning log message:  Page '' is not stateless because of component with path '' Discarding session data Once a user has finished using our web application, she must be able to log out and clean any session data. To be sure that a permanent session will be discarded at the end of the login page opened for a period of time bigger than the session’s timeout and then he decides to log in. Under these conditions the user will be redirected to a 'Page expired' error page, which is not

violating the requirements for a stateless page, but if we do so we will get the following warning log message:  Page '' is not stateless because of component with path '' Discarding session data Once a user has finished using our web application, she must be able to log out and clean any session data. To be sure that a permanent session will be discarded at the end of the login page opened for a period of time bigger than the session’s timeout and then he decides to log in. Under these conditions the user will be redirected to a 'Page expired' error page, which is not

violating the requirements for a stateless page, but if we do so we will get the following warning log message:  Page '' is not stateless because of component with path '' Discarding session data Once a user has finished using our web application, she must be able to log out and clean any session data. To be sure that a permanent session will be discarded at the end of the login page opened for a period of time bigger than the session’s timeout and then he decides to log in. Under these conditions the user will be redirected to a 'Page expired' error page, which is not

violating the requirements for a stateless page, but if we do so we will get the following warning log message:  Page '' is not stateless because of component with path '' Discarding session data Once a user has finished using our web application, she must be able to log out and clean any session data. To be sure that a permanent session will be discarded at the end of the login page opened for a period of time bigger than the session’s timeout and then he decides to log in. Under these conditions the user will be redirected to a 'Page expired' error page, which is not