Hi
I tried to implement httpsessionlist ener interface but it is not
activating
destroy method once the user closes the browser window though it is
properly running the create method. I am using the following code and
in destroy method it has to display only text but it is not. Please
send some suggestion.
public class SessionCounter implements HttpSessionList ener {
private static int activeSessions = 0;
static String url="jdbc:odbc: candico";
/* Session Creation Event */
public void sessionCreated( HttpSessionEven t se) {
activeSessions+ +;
System.out.prin tln("activeSess ions90"+activeS essions);
}
/* Session Invalidation Event */
public void sessionDestroye d(HttpSessionEv ent se) {
System.out.prin tln("activeSess ions");
}
public static int getActiveSessio ns() {
return activeSessions;
}
}
Herman Timmermans <ti************ ********@skynet .be> wrote in message news:<3f******* *************** @reader1.news.s kynet.be>...
megha wrote:
Hi
I am writing a program in JSP which requires user to log in and as he
logs in database was updated with his status on and till the user does
not sign out no other user with same login and password can enter in
the system. as he signs out database was updated but the problem is if
somehow he forgot to sign out and closed the browser or navigate to
other page or site his information was still on in the database. I
want a solution how to update a database when users forgot to signout
but closed the window or browser.
I am using Apache Tomcat ver 4.1.27 with Jsp and SQLServer7.0
Thanks
Hi, I already replied to this in your previous thread. Please do not post
the same question twice under a different heading.
*************** *************** *********** You should implement the HttpSessionList ener interface. In case a session
is invalidated either by a pre-defined time-out or when the user closes his
browser, the sessionDestroye d method is called. Use this method to
clean-up whatever that needs to be done in your database when the user
forgets to do a proper logoff.
Brgds,
Herman Megha