Using J2EE sessions when a user closes the browser does not clear the
memory used by the user's session. It will still remain as a valid
session until the session times out or the app is restarted. What it
does do is guarantee that the user will get a new session id when
returning to the site.
Nic
James Holmes wrote:
> Or just use J2EE sessions.
>
> The initial question is about clearing the memory used by the session.
> Without this, the memory taken up by a session remains allocated until
> that session times out, regardless of whether a person has their
> browser open or closed.
>
> On 4/3/07, Dean Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Whoops,
>>
>> I didn't close my initial cfif statements.
>>
>> <cfif isdefined("cookie.CFID")>
>> <cfcookie name="CFID" value="#cookie.CFID#">
>> </cfif>
>> <cfif isdefined("cookie.CFTOKEN")>
>> <cfcookie name="CFTOKEN" value="#cookie.CFTOKEN#">
>> </cfif>
>>
>>
>>> Les,
>>>
>>> I've used this a number of times.
>>>
>>> <cfif isdefined("cookie.CFID")
>>> <cfcookie name="CFID" value="#cookie.CFID#">
>>> </cfif>
>>> <cfif isdefined("cookie.CFTOKEN")
>>> <cfcookie name="CFTOKEN" value="#cookie.CFTOKEN#">
>>> </cfif>
>>>
>>> This basically copies the user session cookies back onto themselves,
>>> but with no expiration date. This turns them into a session cookie,
>>> which are destroyed when the browser is closed.
>>>
>
>
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