request.getUserPrincipal() != null ?
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Well, it would help if someone could come up with a usefull tutorial
or with a little bit more information. I haven´t found a useful guide
but maybe I was searching for a to specific GWT implementation. This
is a little bit hard to understand for me. Probably I should lern more
about servers, but
I have a login.jsp with the login form.
And a hostedPage.jsp where the user is redirected after his logged in.
Also I have a MyServiceServlet that extends RemoteServiceServlet. In this
class I overrided onBeforeRequestDeserialized and I check if the user if
logued in. If he is not, I throw an
Hey there,
I have implemented a Session management for the first time and I would
like to know if it is an appropriate way to do it.
My Flow looks like this:
1. User loggs in
2. Server checks login informations
If the login informations are correct:
3. Server generates a SessionID, stores it
that's what i'm also doing now. would be interested in comments.
i use google's guava for the expiration stuffs (concurrentHashmap)
cheers
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 11:15 AM, Jambi
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Hey there,
I have implemented a Session management for the first time
You should be bothering with any of this stuff. Session management is
being handled by your java server (e.g. Tomcat) automatically.
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And how to you verify the user as logged in in each request? I don´t
get it ;)
On 10 Mrz., 21:50, dmen dmenou...@gmail.com wrote:
You should be bothering with any of this stuff. Session management is
being handled by your java server (e.g. Tomcat) automatically.
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