"James Harig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/07/2005
12:50:06 PM:
> >>
> >> To facilitate these items, you will need some method of informing
> >> your webapplication that the server is going to be shutdown. One
> >> way to do this would be to set a flag in the application context;
> >> ano
"James Harig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/07/2005
12:50:06 PM:
> >>
> >> To facilitate these items, you will need some method of informing
> >> your webapplication that the server is going to be shutdown. One
> >> way to do this would be to set a flag in the application context;
> >> ano
to stop the
shutdown process once it starts.
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essions that are
>>being handed out by Struts.
>
> It sounds like you need to implement the concept of "LoginSession", to
> count the number of users that are logged in.
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"James Harig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/07/2005
11:53:15 AM:
>
> To facilitate these items, you will need some method of informing
> your webapplication that the server is going to be shutdown. One
> way to do this would be to set a flag in the application context;
> another way is to
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No, sorry if I was being vague. I don't want Struts to create a session
simply by accessing an action; I want to c
out. So I don't know if
a person is still logged in, or if it is those extra sessions that are
being handed out by Struts.
Capiche?
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The key is to not put anything in your session. Actions are the
obvious place to look for things being stuffed into the session (via
request.getSession().get/setAttribu
The key is to not put anything in your session. Actions are the
obvious place to look for things being stuffed into the session (via
request.getSession().get/setAttribute()), but you might have a filter
that creates a session as part of what it does, or an action that has
a session-scoped form in s
It is Weblogic. I am using a "graceful" shutdown so that if people still
have open sessions, they can complete what they are doing. The other
alternative is to force shutdown, but I am afraid I will make enemies if
I do that...
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