If you consider what a session actually is, its a connection between a
client and server, then you will understand that until that connection
is actually broken and the server reclaims those resources there will
still be a session/connection. Thus, session invalidate marks a session
as expired and waits for the server to clean up, it does not destroy and
remove the session.
Peter
Justin Madex wrote:
Good Afternoon,
I recently took note of the "Session"s counter on the Tomcat Web
Application Manager for one of the applications that i have deployed to
the server and the fact that the counter never decreases until the session
times out.
Despite the fact that my application calls Session.invalidate when the
user logs out, the session counter never decreases.
Could anyone give me some information around this counter and why it
doesnt decrease when you invalidate the session.
Thanks
Kind Regards
Justin Madex
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