You can add a listener and bind it to the HttpSession, so that if a session
ends, it triggers the listener methods. I forget what they are called, but
look in the Servlet API for HttpSessionBindingListener or something like
that. They are pretty easy to add.
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> Hi
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> How can I get the point that new session starts and session closes?..
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> Is there any something like Session_Start() and Session_End() in ASP ?...
>
> TIA
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