hi axel,
well, I don't think you can get session invalidated by manually calling *
SessionRegistryImpl.removeSessionInformation( sessionId )* method.
actually, this *SessionRegistryImpl *class is invoked when a *
HttpSessionEvent* takes place, and depends on the specific event(such as
sessioncreated, sessiondestroyed) to register or remove a *
SessionInformation*.
Regards,
Shi
On 8/24/07, Axel Mendoza Pupo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hello everyone
> my problem is that i need to invalidate a session by sessionid
> my answer is the following
> when i call a method SessionRegistryImpl.removeSessionInformation(
> sessionId )
> this cause that the other user who was logged in the system and have this
> session id to loggoff??
> thanks
>
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