Re: SessionManager

Hi,

You have to rewrite the method createSessionManager(Config 
sessionMgrConfig) in your application class. This method is inherited 
from StandardApplication. Take a look at the API.

A very simple version could be (I didn't test this!):

protected SessionManager createSessionManager(Config sessionMgrConfig)
    throws ApplicationException {

    if (sessionMgrConfig == null) {
      sessionMgrConfig = new Config();
    }
    try {
      return new MySessionManager(this, sessionMgrConfig, logChannel);
    } catch (Exception except) {
      throw new ApplicationException(except);
    }
}

Note: MySessionManager extends StandardSessionManager.

Hope this gets you started.

Marco.

Joe Osburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Could anyone tell me how I specify an alternative SessionManager for an
> application?  I couldn't find any documentation listing all the
> configuration options for an app (unless adminguide.pdf is it - I think it's
> missing a lot of fields though).  I'm planning on extending the existing
> session manager so calls to deleteSession() can be logged to my database.
> If anyone knows of a better way to handle the tracking of sessions via
> detecting when the session is deleted, please let me know.
>
> Thanks!
>
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