Santosh,
If you are asking how can you remove an attribute from a session, see the
removeAttribute(String attrName). The memory will be released the next time
the garbage collector is run or you can call System.gc() (if memory serves
me correctly).
I'm not sure if there is any method like valueUnbound() that will tell you
when a Session times out.
Ed Foley
Webclaims, LLC
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Hi ,
Is it possible to explicitely release the memory held by a bean and also to
handle Session timeout ?
I have JSP running on Jrun 2.3.3.
Thanks and Regards,
Santosh
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