there's no need to invalidate the session, since it'll disappear from the
server after a time. However, if you would need doing it, it could can be
done with client (i.e.:JavaScript) code, since it resides in the server.
Only server java code inside a jsp can do it.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En nombre de Lorena Carlo
Enviado el: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 4:18 PM
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Asunto: a doubt on sessions
Hello all,
I have a doubt on session, can any body tell me if it is necesary to
invalidate a session when the user presses a button that have a the
following javascript code: "javascript:window.top.close()", that closes
the browser window?.
If I have to invalidate the session, how can i do it with javascript, i can
not use the method invalidate of the HttpSession object because I am using
html for the menues and not jsp, what can I do in that case.
Thanks in advace
Lorena
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