This there anyway to get jserv to call the listener when
you compile a new class? It invalidates the session, but it doesn't
run the listener code (as near as I can tell).
-Tom
Jim Richards wrote:
>
> The java session stays active until it times out, because each time you hit a page
> a new http conenction is created, and the servlet engine will associate the
> current java session with the new http session based on a cookie
> or other attribute that identifies them. The Java session will usually time out if
> it does not detect a http connection from its user.
>
> have a look at HttpSessionBindingListener and HttpSessionBindingEvent as these
> will allow you to catch when the java session times out, and lets you run
> any cleanup code you need.
>
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