When I tested the HttpSessionBindingListener, when the
user close the browser the unBoundValue() is not
called. It is called until the session times out.
--- Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rajesh said:
> What we want is:
> if user closes the browser
> Or
> goes to some other website, either by
> explicitly typing the URL, or
> clicking on browser back
> and forward buttons, then we want to invalidate
> the session and close
> the connection.
> So how do I trap the browser close event and how
> do I trap whether the
> user
> has left the website or not.
>
> This is basic stuff. You just put an object on the
> session which implements
> HttpSessionBindingListener. If you do that your
> listener object will recieve
> an event when the session dies (ie: the user closes
> the browser or has
> surfed on for a significant time). You can then
> obtain the Connection from
> the session and close it.
>
> This has been discussed (about a gazillion times)
> here on this list.
>
> Check the archives and other sites for more details.
>
>
> Nic Ferrier
>
>
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