use the HttpSessionBindingListener
On 4/23/07, shumbola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
shumbola wrote:
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>
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> Johan Compagner wrote:
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>> just let your websession implement the httpsessionlistener
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> That was my first try ;)
> But HttpSessionListener requires an empty ctor, WebSession ctor with
> parameters (Application, Request).
> Is it ok to make a default ctor for my session as calling super(null,
> null)?
>
Followup :)
For each logged in user there will be one instance of my WebSession, each
implementing HttpSessionListener. So every time a session expires, all
WebSession instances will get a notification. Is that what I want?
If I'm wrong correct me, please.
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