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Re: Session Restoration
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Re: Session Restoration


  • Subject: Re: Session Restoration
  • From: David Griffith <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 20:19:15 +0200

Well fair enough, I have decided to scrap that idea as session restoration seems to be a no-no. I'll just set robot sessions to expire more quickly. Hopefully that will do the trick :-)

Regards,
David.

On 2 Sep 2005, at 20:05, Chuck Hill wrote:


On Sep 2, 2005, at 10:53 AM, David Griffith wrote:


HI all,

Can anyone tell me if this looks correct?

WOSession curSess = WOApplication.application ().restoreSessionWithID(recentSessionID, context());


It is extremely rare that you should need to do such a think.



I am calling this in the DirectAction.java class to attempt to restore an existing session using an ID (recentSessionID) that I know.
The intention was to avoid multiple sessions being created in a certain situation. The recentSessionID exists already and was recently created or if it does not exist it is handled differently.



You should not have to do this.  You have a bug in your HTML.


However even though it does appear to use the Session ID that I give it, a new session appears to be created with each connection (according to the JavaMonitor at least).

Am I doing something wrong here?


Almost certainly. :-) I'd guess you have busted HTML which is causing a new session to be created. Override dispatchRequest in Application and log out the request.uri(). Then add this to the session constructor:

NSLog.out.appendln(new RuntimeException("Session created"));

You should then be able to track the URI creating the second session back to specific HTML in your page.


Chuck

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