Hi. Thanks for your reply.. i haven't thought to this approach... i'll try it.


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>From      : "Geert Josten" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To          : [email protected]
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Date      : Wed, 26 Oct 2005 19:08:16 +0200
Subject : Re: Cocoon check session id







> Depends on what suits your purpose best. What I did was the following:
>
> I used Flowscript to maintain the sessions. I never checked the validity of a 
> session (that seemed
> impossible, but that might have changed in the meantime?), I simply called:
>
>       cocoon.session;
>
> This reactivates the existing session if still available, or simply creates a 
> new one.
>
> After this, you can set attributes on the session and store most kind of data 
> in them:
>
>       cocoon.session.setAttribute("name", obj);
>
> You can also getAttribute("name") and invalidate() this way..
>
> User id's can be stored safely in session attributes. Storing non-streamable 
> objects in them might
> require you to change caching setting, keeping cache in memory instead of 
> being able to write it to
>   disk..
>
> HTH,
> Geert
>
> Angelo Immediata wrote:
>
> > Hi all. Is possible with cocoon check if a session id is still alive?
> > I must unteract with another application; i pass to this application the 
> > current user's session id; after some times the flow comes back to my 
> > application and by using a web service it passes to me the session id; i 
> > must check if this session id is still alive... is this possible? If so... 
> > how can i do?
> >
> > Moreover... i have also the id of the user that used the other application, 
> > i must recover from the session all is data... can i search in a way 
> > between all the session token the token i want?
> > Yhanks to all.
>
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