"Mark Lybarger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>we have a requirement that a user can only be logged in from one session at a time.
>also we're logging them out when they close their browser. we're using a database
>flag to show it they're logged in, and prevent subsequent logins based on that.
>the problem is that if the user's session times out when logged in (database has
>isLoggedIn set to true), they won't be able to re log into our application. is there
>a way in the turbine framework to tie into the session invalidation? i see a setting
>for the timeout period in the tr.props file, but no way to apply a piece of code to
>run when this happens.
>any suggestions/insights would be most appreciaited.
SessionService might what you're looking for. As others pointed out,
you must add a Session Listener to your container (by adding it to
your web.xml). Turbine provides such a listener in the SessionService.
Please note, that you need a Servlet API 2.3 container for this.
Regards
Henning
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