Maybe use Session Tracking. Once the user logs out ( or times out), remove
the session and close your database connections.
Everytime a user logs in, create a new session. Hope this helps. Correct me
if i am wrong.
Amar..
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Subject: How to do time out operation using servlets
Hello everybody ,
I want to close the database operation or delete a user
information once he logs out of any operation or once his time out
happens? How to do this? where to look for examples?
Revathy R.
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