Alright :).
I was thinking it might have been intentional to give any
HttpSessionListeners a chance to do something.
I'm not clear on when HttpSessionBindingEvents occur - do they happen
automatically when a session timesout or sesion.invalidate() is called, or
do they happen only when it removeAttribute() is explicitly called as in
LogoffAction?
- Brian
> Thats what is called as paranoid cleanup-lol
> >Hi, In LogoffAction in the struts example, the main three lines are:
> >
> >session.removeAttribute(Constants.SUBSCRIPTION_KEY);
> >session.removeAttribute(Constants.USER_KEY);
> >session.invalidate();
> >
> >What is the purpose of the first two lines - why bother removing the
items
> >right before the session is invalidated?
