Jean,
> Why not using the session.invalidate()?? This will close the
> session immediatly and call the unbound functions.
But now I have no ideas how to obtain reference to sessions in the destroy
method :)
> Another point is that destroy is called when the servlet is taken off
> the memory (for reloading purpose for example) and not at the end of a
> session??? Are you sure of the use of destroy method?
You are absolutely right, there are not relation between session
invalidation and
calling the destroy() method. That's why I need to be sure that if servlet
going to
be unloaded, all my data also unloaded.
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Sincerely
Andrey Sazonov,
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