SessionDestroyed in Java

[ramsun]

Hello, I wanted to know the details about the method as SessionDestroyed from java programming language. I have checked it on internet, but I am not able to understand it exactly. I don't able to get the more details about it, if anyone from you is having more details about it, then please provide that to me.

[opaper]

Hey, I am also searching for the same problem. I want to find out the values of the session.getAttribute("STR"), but when I try to get it, it provide me as a null after execution of the SessionDestroyed method. If I make use of the code below then it will provide me output:

System.out.println("The String is: " + session.getAttribute("STR"))

[MindSpace]

Hello, I am not having more knowledge about the SessionDestroyed() method in java. But, I am having small understanding about it. If you make use of the sessionDestroyed() method in your program then it will be called if you specify the session timeout. And the calling of this method is done when the session is destroyed. The invocation of this method is done by the web container. If the method invalidate is get called then also it will follow the execution. This invalidate() method will unbind the object which is associated with the servlet. But, it will destroy the session when it will called explicitly.

[Modifier]

Hello, I am not having any knowledge about the SessionDestroyed in Java. But, I have got the code below, which can help you to get the knowledge of use of it.

@Override
public void sessioneventssionDestroyed(HttpSessionEvent sessionevent) 
{
UsessioneventrSession usessioneventrsession = (UsessioneventrSession) sessionevent.getSession().getAttribute(org.kuali.RiceConstants.USER_SESSION_KEY);
GlobalVariables.sessioneventtUsessioneventrSession(usessioneventrsession);
super.sessioneventssionDestroyed(sessionevent);
}

[Katty]

Hey, I think the code below will provide you details about the sessionDestroyed() method in java:

public void sessionCreated(HttpSessionEvent args[0]) 
{  
System.out.print("Creation of Session is Successful");
}
public void sessionDestroyed(HttpSessionEvent args[0]) 
{
System.out.print("Session is destroyed");
}

[Praetor]

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• JavaBeans: Developing Component Software in Java
• Java Secrets
• Java Network Programming
• The Java Developer's Resource