I think Matt's suggestion of using Acegi events for login / logout (as used
in UserCounterListener) is the cleanest and would work across web
frameworks.
Sanjiv
On 1/4/07, Bryan Noll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You should be able to access the HttpSession by using the 'getSession()'
method on the HttpServletRequest. An instance of HttpServletRequest is
passed in method implemented in one of your controller classes.
chekirge wrote:
I am using Spring MVC..
Bryan Noll-2 wrote:
It will depend on which web framework you're using. They each have
their own way of calling down into that api. Which one are you writing
your app with?
chekirge wrote:
When a user login, I want to put an object to his session. Could not find
where to write the code. I lost a lot of time on this. Any help? sorry
if
the answer is so trivial.
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