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Martin,
MartinOShea wrote:
| Thanks for the reply. In the various servlets making up this
application, I
| don't currently have a user object in every request but tend to use
| request.getRemoteUser() where necessary. This also to minimizes
traffic.
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Martin,
MartinOShea wrote:
| I'm trying to find a way to detect the events caused when a user logs into
| or logs out of an application I'm working on.
There is no good way to do this in Tomcat.
In order to do something similar (we want to load use
Martin the problem is that even when you invalidat the session... the
browser itself still knows that the user is cool...
So TC will send it a new session ID and it will return the info
without even asking the user to logon as such...
I can see this happening ONLY if the user is authenticating v
Martin the problem is that even when you invalidat the session... the
browser itself still knows that the user is cool...
So TC will send it a new session ID and it will return the info without
even asking the user to logon as such...
Please indicate the part of the Tomcat code which makes
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Hello
I'm trying to find a way to detect the events caused when a user logs into
or logs out
I will be looking at them later.
Do you have any sample code at all?
Thanks
Martin O'Shea.
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MartinOShea wrote:
I have used request.getRemoteUser() at various points in the application to
identify the current user when they are authenticated by Apache Tomcat.
However, request.getRemoteUser() does not tell me when the user logged in
or off.
request.getRemoteUser() tells you if the user
hanks
Martin O'Shea.
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