I'm playing around with a simple application and I decided to try
this: when a user logs in, check and see if that user already has a
session, and if so, terminate it.
I'm just storing an array of sessions in memory, adding a session to
it in the session constructor and removing it in Session.terminate().
When a user logs on, I look through the sessions, and if one is for
the same user I terminate it.
This works reasonably well. But: when I click an AjaxUpdateLink on a
page under a terminated session, the action takes effect---including
session().defaultEditingContext().saveChanges(), so the changes reach
the database---and THEN my Application's
handleSessionRestorationErrorInContext is called.
Well, I managed to prevent that by putting this in the component:
@Override
public WOActionResults invokeAction(WORequest request, WOContext context) {
if(session().isTerminating()) return
application().handleSessionRestorationErrorInContext(context);
return super.invokeAction(request,context);
}
So everything seems to work fine. But it leaves me with the question:
When in the Ajax-enabled request-response loop is a session
restoration error noticed?
Thanks,
Robert
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