Hi,
You can use HttpSession class's invalidate() method to invalidate session
with a particular client.
Hope im right. If not Others please correct me
Aravind
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From: B. Saravanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 3:38 PM
> Hi All
> I need you help for the following topic.
>
> Has anyone used "httpsessioncontext"
> i am using same for invaliadating one session.but when ever i use its
> method getSession(String sessionId) it returns me null session
> In java sessioncontext is depriciated
>
> Here is problem in Detail:
>
> I have one sessionID of a session(different then mu current session)
> and now I want to invalidate the session of that sessionId.
> I am using getSession(String sessionId) of HttpSessionContext it returns
> null, so i aint able to invalidate the session.
>
> Can anyone suggest me other option then sessionContext ........I have
> sessionId and i want to use that.
>
> Hope i'm able to explain my problem
>
> Waiting for reply
> Thanks
> Saravanan.B
>
>
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