Craig,
Thanks for clarifying.
Vijay
Craig McClanahan wrote:
On 3/21/06, vijay venkataraman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Think the best way is call a sumit and do the clean up at the server.
You'll likely want to do this in an "onunload" handler for the
element.
What if cookies are
On 3/21/06, vijay venkataraman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Think the best way is call a sumit and do the clean up at the server.
You'll likely want to do this in an "onunload" handler for the
element.
What if cookies are used for maintaining session? - Then i belive we can
> destory session
2006 4:08 PM
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Hi Sahil,
I believe this can be done by implementing the
HttpSessionBindingListenerInterface.The HttpSessionBindingListener
interface is implemented by the classes whose objects need to re
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I think he doesn't want to catch those events. He wants to invalidate
session on clicking window's close button.
/Ashwani
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Subject: Re: Invalidating a session using JAVASCRIPT
Hi Sahil,
I believe this can be done by implementing the
HttpSessionBindingListenerInterface.The HttpSessionBindingListener
interface is implemented by the classes whose ob
I think he doesn't want to catch those events. He wants to invalidate
session on clicking window's close button.
/Ashwani
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Hi Sahil,
I believe this can be done by implementing the
HttpSessionBindingListenerInterface.The HttpSessionBindingListener
interface is implemented by the classes whose objects need to receive
notifications whenever they are added to or removed from a session. We do
not have to inform
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