>What do you mean "different hash"?
the hasCode of the java object
>So, the sessionDestroyed method is called, yet the session appears to
>continue to live and be accessible? Yikes
I have HttpSessionObj1 with ID 1 and hash A
HttpSessionObj2 with ID 1 and hash B
A is destroyed B is ne
>"Request the war file"? That sounds, well, a little imprecise, what
>*exactly* are you requesting?
I request with a browser the doGet method of a servlet, inside the toGet I
call "request.getSession(true);"
>They're in different classloaders, (assuming you mean .hashCode()), so
>that's expec
On 10/11/2009 21:44, mauroS wrote:
hello,
I run jbossweb-tomcat55.sar inside jboss-4.0.5.CR1
I have one EAR file with two WAR files inside.
I added HttpSessionListener in web.xml to both wars.
If I request both war files from the same browser
"Request the war file"? That sounds, well, a l
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On 11/10/2009 4:44 PM, mauroS wrote:
> I run jbossweb-tomcat55.sar inside jboss-4.0.5.CR1
>
> I have one EAR file with two WAR files inside.
>
> I added HttpSessionListener in web.xml to both wars.
>
> If I request both war files from the sa
mauroS wrote:
hello,
I run jbossweb-tomcat55.sar inside jboss-4.0.5.CR1
I have one EAR file with two WAR files inside.
I added HttpSessionListener in web.xml to both wars.
If I request both war files from the same browser I have two HttpSession
objects with different hash but with the same se
not at all, it just mean your HttpSessionListeners and
HttpSessionAttributeListeners wont be invoked on the other servers
also, you could work around the problems in another way, track logins
differently
Filip
Pavan Singaraju wrote:
If we set the "notifyListenersOnReplication" to false, will
If we set the "notifyListenersOnReplication" to false, will it not cause
problem if there is a load balancer at work?
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On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Filip Hanik - Dev Lists <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Madonesa sanjaya wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> I have deployed my application
Madonesa sanjaya wrote:
Hi,
I have deployed my application on a clustered environment and used session
created event to monitor the number of users login to each machine (Using
SNMP MIB counters). But once a user is login to one machine counter gets
updated in every machine. I believe this is du
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Ashok,
OFFICIAL WEBSITE wrote:
> I had attached web.xml with th previous mail.
It did not come through.
> Nevertheless, I am attaching source code of listener and the web.xml
> file.
The code looks fine (but strange). Are you even seeing
"Candidate
I had attached web.xml with th previous mail. Nevertheless, I am
attaching source code of listener and the web.xml file.
Grateful if you can spot and informme of errors.
Thanks
ASW
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Ashok,
OFFICIAL WEBSITE wrote:
> 3. Problem. The listener class does not report sessionCreate and
> sessionDestroy. It responds perfectly to all other types of event
> listeners. The servlet class, of course, reports each HttpRequest as
> they come in
this would be pretty easy for you to try out and find out.
there is a flag you can set "notifySessionListenersOnReplication"
Filip
Pascal Bleser wrote:
What happens when a HttpSession times out in a cluster, wrt
HttpSessionListeners ?
Will the HttpSessionListener be notified with a HttpSession
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