u can try to implement HttpSessionBindingListener in a class and 'put'
into the session an instance of this class (for example with the
attribute neme XXX)
then in
public void valueUnbound(HttpSessionBindingEvent event)
u can do the clean-up since this function will be called just before the
session is destroyed(OR if u overwrite XXX, what you don't wanna do in
this case:))
THIS WILL WORK ONLY IF THE CLIENT HAS COOKIES ENABLED....
Andrew Ormsby wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a web application (Tomcat 4, Servlet 2.3 API) which does some
> tracking of per-session information. What I'd like to do is catch
> session termination by using sessionDestroyed() in an
> HttpSessionListener in order to do some cleanup, store some session
> reporting information to a database, and so on.
>
> Unfortunately, I can't do that because sessionDestroyed() is called
> *after* the session is invalidated - this means that while I can get the
> sessionId, I can't get any of the other session attributes like creation
> time or last access time.
>
> This is an unfortunate inconsistency with contextDestroyed() in
> ServletContextListener which is called when the context is about to shut
> down. This seems a much more useful pattern.
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