Hi:
I know that a session can be destroyed by invoking the invalidate()
method. It can also be destroyed once a certain time has passed,
usually 30 minutes. The problem is as follow:
1) User A starts a session, then closes his/her browser.
2) User B starts the invokes the same browser.
Our environment wants to treat user B as a user with no session (for
example, the user is prompted to log on, and only THEN a session is
instantiated). Is there a way for the server to destroy the session
upon the user closing the browser?
If this is the right way to approach the problem, suggestions for
solution are most welcome! If any of the above is incorrect, your input
is even more appreciated!
Jean Bresse
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