Aaron Porter wrote:
>
> It is pretty much useless if it simply returns the time the current request
> (or a request after the current one) accessed the session. This is exactly
> what JServe (1.0b3) does. It sets the lastAccessTime before calling
> service(). It would be very easy to move the call that sets lastAccessTime
> to occur after the call to service(). It appears that Jetty sets
> lastAccessTime before it calls service() also.
>
> Is there any use for it if it usually just returns the time the current
> request accessed it?
Probably not much use for a servlet, but it's used by the server to decide
when to time-out a session that hasn't been accessed for some time.
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Hans Bergsten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gefion Software http://www.gefionsoftware.com
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