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how to let tomcat destroy a session???
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Saish
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Registered: 2/23/00
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Out of the box, I believe Tomcat allows you to specify the session timeout. Put the following in your web.xml.
<web-app>
<session-config>
<session-timeout>60</session-timeout>
</session-config>
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</web-app>
The value is in minutes. After that interval (roughly), the user's session will be invalidated.
- Saish
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serlank
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Registered: 6/7/01
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... or if you would like to do it programmaticaly you can call invalidate() on the session object.
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Since Tomcat 5.5 this seems not to work any more ...
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Since Tomcat 5.5 this seems not to work any more ...
You mean session.invalidate() doesnot work or the web.xml configuration doesnot work in tomcat 5.5
sNkr
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totalz
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Registered: 8/4/05
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Since Tomcat 5.5 this seems not to work any more ...
You mean session.invalidate() doesnot work or the web.xml configuration doesnot work in tomcat 5.5
sNkr
I'm testing with Tomcat6, it seems session.invalidate() does not work!!
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BalusC
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Registered: 4/26/06
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It works perfectly. Your interpretation is just wrong.
In the future please respond to active topics only and don't resurrect old topics.
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totalz
Posts:38
Registered: 8/4/05
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It works perfectly. Your interpretation is just wrong.
In the future please respond to active topics only and don't resurrect old topics.
Please tell how my interpretation is wrong.
If you don't people to reply to old threads, please lock them.
And if you want to help, I'm actually waiting for your reply on Session invalidate() in Tomcat 6.
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cowboy
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Registered: 7/3/08
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i'm using this:
HttpSession htpSess=request.getSession();
if(htpSess!=null){
htpSess.invalidate();
Enumeration e= htpSess.getAttributeNames();
while(e.hasMoreElements()){
String key=(String)e.nextElement();
htpSess.setAttribute(key,null);
}
}
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BalusC
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Registered: 4/26/06
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Just HttpSession#invalidate() is enough.
No need to resurrect this thread for.
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