Hi,
ok, here's another SPI related question that hopefully isn't as dumb as
the last one...
I'm currently looking at SessionInfo (in the SPI API) and
SessionImpl.logout() (in jcr2spi).
It seems that the Session logout is handled entirely by the transient
layer, and no SPI method is called
hi julian
Julian Reschke wrote:
I'm currently looking at SessionInfo (in the SPI API) and
SessionImpl.logout() (in jcr2spi).
It seems that the Session logout is handled entirely by the transient
layer, and no SPI method is called to forward the information that the
Session isn't used anymor
Hi Angela,
thanks a lot for the good explanation about how you got where SPI is
now. More inline...
Angela Schreiber schrieb:
I'm currently looking at SessionInfo (in the SPI API) and
SessionImpl.logout() (in jcr2spi).
It seems that the Session logout is handled entirely by the transient
l
hi julian
So based on this I would recommend keeping SessionInfo, potentially
rename "login" to something else ("obtain"?),
fine with me.
and add a matching cleanup
method ("close")...
added RepositoryService.dispose(SessionInfo) in order to
see whether that would work.
since the SPI is f
Angela Schreiber schrieb:
added RepositoryService.dispose(SessionInfo) in order to
see whether that would work.
since the SPI is far from being final, we can still remove
it again or rename it later on.
Thanks a lot.
Best regards, Julian