Hi,
I wondered why my application still worked, even when the session
timed out on the server. It still worked, because the current user is
also stored in my application and I never check this against the
server's session data.
However, I have a lot of services and each service has a lot of
methods. The only solution that comes into my mind is to check the
session on every service call, i. e. in every method:
class MyServiceImpl...
{
...
public void oneOfManyMethods ()
{
if (sessionTimedOut ())
gotoLoginPage ();
}
But this would be a bad solution, since I had to do this check in
every method. It would be much more elegant if there were a central
place for this code.
Can I place some code somewhere so that it will be executed on every
service call?
Thanks
Magnus
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