Andreas, I believe you have misinterpreted the spec. Having re-read the relevant parts of the spec (SRV.10.2, SRV.15.1.7 & SRV.15.1.8) HttpSessionActivationListener applies to session attributes. Although HttpSessionActivationListener's inclusion in table SRV.10-1 could suggest otherwise, section SRV.10.2 also states that SRV.14 and SRV.15 should be referred to for the details of the API. SRV.15 clearly states that HttpSessionActivationListener is for session attributes.
The Tomcat team has interpreted the spec as described above and after re-reading it several times my own view is that this is the correct interpretation. Mark > From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andreas Schildbach > I've got a simple class that keeps track of the sessions that are > active. See sourcecode below. As you can see, sessions are > being added > or removed from a set if sessionCreated/sessionDestroyed is > called (this > part is working). > > I also want to add all sessions activated at Tomcat startup. This is > what sessionDidActive() is implemented for. > > But neither sessionDidActive() nor sessionWillPassivate() is > called. Is > there any important information missing? > > My web.xml includes: > > <listener> > <listener-class>mypackage.UserSessions</listener-class> > </listener> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
