void terminate(){
// If this is the last session on the instance we update the DB session
count to 0 before terminating it
if(this.application().activeSessionsCount() == 1){
EOEditingContext editingContext = this.defaultEditingContext();
String instanceId =
String.valueOf(this.context().re
2016-09-12 17:33 GMT+02:00 Marco A Gonzalez :
> Thomas,
>
> My current JavaMonitor shows me running session count. I think I updated
> it myself a while ago and had issued a pull request but there was some git
> confusion on the part of the committers that may have lost my pull-request
Hi all,
I'm not sure this is possible but is there an easy way to get the total
number of active sessions in all the instances of an application? We have 4
instances of the app in a javamonitor,
this.application().activeSessionsCount() will return the count for the
current instance only, whereas I
On 28 May 2015, at 8:20 am, Chuck Hill wrote:
> If will be bypassed if the target instance is refusing. You could just kill
> the woinst cookie (or remove it from the URL and redirecting as appropriate —
> this code does not remove it from the URL as that app did not use URL based
> cookies o
If will be bypassed if the target instance is refusing. You could just kill
the woinst cookie (or remove it from the URL and redirecting as appropriate -
this code does not remove it from the URL as that app did not use URL based
cookies or instance numbers) which should make the instance that
Hi Chuck,
On 28 May 2015, at 6:44 am, Chuck Hill wrote:
> This method handles this situation by expiring the wosid and woinst cookies
> and then having the browser reload the page. When the request is made the
> second time it will not have any session ID or instance number and so will be
>
On 28 May 2015, at 6:44 am, Chuck Hill wrote:
> This might be of use/interest:
Thanks a lot. Sure is.
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This might be of use/interest:
/**
* Overidden to handle requests with expired session made while refusing
new sessions. See responseForRefusedRequest() for details. This is here,
rather than in GVCSMCore as it does not work for session IDs stored in the URL
which is what GVCSMAdmi
On 28 May 2015, at 12:35 am, Chuck Hill wrote:
> If someone has a bookmark or a cookie with the instance number in it, that
> will override Refuse New Sessions.
Ah right, that’s it then. Looks like there are some robots that have picked up
some URLs from the front page containing instance num
If someone has a bookmark or a cookie with the instance number in it, that will
override Refuse New Sessions.
On 2015-05-27, 2:14 AM, "Paul Hoadley" wrote:
Hello,
I'm mid-deployment, and I've set an existing instance to Refuse New Sessions in
JavaMonitor. When I log in myself, I'm directed t
Hello,
I’m mid-deployment, and I’ve set an existing instance to Refuse New Sessions in
JavaMonitor. When I log in myself, I’m directed to the new instance,
completely as expected. But the Active Sessions count on the old instance
isn’t falling, it’s _increasing_. Should this be able to happe
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