Re: HttpSessionListener.sessionDestroyed() not getting called

The HttpSessionListener.sessionDestroyed() will not be invoked in the user
closes their tab or possibly even their browser. The method is invoked when
HttpSession.invalidate() method is invoked. So a timeout could trigger that
you can explicitly invoke it.
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James R. Perkins


On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 10:32, James H. H. Lampert <jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

wrote:

We have a web-enabled version of an application client, one that runs
through Websphere Application Server. We are, at least in theory, using
HttpSessionListener.sessionDestroyed() to recognize when the user has
abandoned a session, and close it out.

Except that sessionDestroyed() isn't getting called, even though we're
well beyond what we understand to be the timeout. We know that
sessionCreated() is getting called, but no sessionDestroyed().

Any suggestions on what to look for?

(And I'm trying to search the midrange.com archives, but I can't get
them to come up.)

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JHHL
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