All,
I am concerned that I may have hit a brick wall :(
I understand that each HttpSession instance should become invalid after a period
of time and that
as part of the invalidation process any objects bound to that session instance
should be automatically
unbound.
"(For example, the Java Web Server automatically invalidates a session when
there have been no page requests in some period of time, 30 minutes by default.)
"
see:
http://gematria.jct.ac.il/~elazar/tutorial/servlets/client-state/session-tracking.html
I was hoping to catch the HttpSessionBindingEvent and do something...
In the test environment I have attempted to invalidate the session as part of a
doPost fn but I have found that while:
//force creation of new session
session.putValue("myStateKey", new SessionSaverAgent());
out.println("<h2>old session has been replaced!</h2>");
cause the event to be raised and caught by valueUnbound(...)
//invalidate session
session.invalidate();
out.println("<h2>old session has been invalidated!</h2>");
does not
I would be grateful to know if anyone has seen the
session.invalidate()->valueUnbound(...) mechanism working.
All the software I am using is all bundled as part of Visual Cafe 3.0c
Many Thanks
Neil
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