We have implemented our own usermanager, and it all works great. But we
would like to know when the server is restarted at least, if not shutdown.
We start up a 'raper' thread, which is responsible for cleaning up expired
user references. When the orion is restarted, it creates a new instance
At 08:41 13.11.00 , you wrote:
We have implemented our own usermanager, and it all works great. But we
would like to know when the server is restarted at least, if not shutdown.
We start up a 'raper' thread, which is responsible for cleaning up expired
user references. When the orion is
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Title: RE: UserManager shutdown hook?
How do you determine expired user references? Will you be
able to cleanup stateful session beans that were in use by
that user?
Thank's
Andrej
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Sent: Monday, November 13
: RE: UserManager shutdown hook?
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How do you determine expired user
Title: RE: UserManager shutdown hook?
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I'm sorry I asked ;-)
JP
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Title: RE: UserManager shutdown hook?
What do you gain by doing it this way? Can you update your
cache when getUser() is called, and reap any idle users
then? What is this cache used for? What kind of user manager
are you using?
Thank's
Andrej
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