Hi John, I don't have any ideas as to why this wouldn't work in a Grails environment (I also haven't looked at the Grails Shiro plugin in quite a while).
Is there a sample app or something that I can look at to see what is going on? Regards, -- Les Hazlewood | @lhazlewood CTO, Stormpath | http://stormpath.com | @goStormpath | 888.391.5282 On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 11:21 AM, John Moore <gra...@jmsd.co.uk> wrote: > On 07/05/13 21:50, John Moore wrote: >> I've implemented the Shiro SessionListener interface in my Grails app, >> in order to handle session logout and expiration events. I'm pretty sure >> I've configured things correctly so that my SessionListener is used. In >> Bootstrap.groovy, where the rest of the Shiro stuff is configured, I >> have this: >> >> def sessionListener = new com.myapp.ShiroSessionListener() >> shiroSecurityManager.sessionManager.sessionListeners?.add(sessionListener) >> >> At the moment all my SessionListener does is logs onStart, onStop and >> onExpiration. But unfortunately nothing is logged when I connect to the >> web application, which means the SessionListener is not working. Is this >> the correct way to configure it? Have I perhaps missed something? Just >> to be clear, I am using Shiro native sessions. >> >> I'm using the latest version of the plugin, 1.1.4, which uses Shiro 1.2.0. >> >> > > Les, I'd be interested if you have any thoughts on why this might not be > working. I'm going about creating my own session listener replacement, > which I'd rather not have to. > > John
