In my project I am using ehcache to store loggged in user details and some other information (which app will use this at runtime instead of fetching from db). The following is my ehcache configuration
I have an old web site(servlets, JSP, and Struts). Currently, session management handled by using cookies. I wanted to redesign this site to make browser independent.
This is my current session management: if(!isset($_SESSION[\"user\"][\"authenticated\"]) || !$_SESSION[\"user\"][\"authenticated\"])
If you put sit Paros on the traffic between your browser and a web application being hosted in WebSphere, you will have two session identifiers passed as part of the cookie section of the HTTP request
Do we have a spec standard for designing a session manager? IMO, these are what a session should process:
Right now in Spring security I have this code: <session-management> <concurrency-control max-sessions=\"1\" error-if-maximum-exceeded=\"true\" />
I have a WCF service that accepts requests, performs some work and saves result to Raven DB. I am t开发者_Go百科hinking that the session management shall be similar to NHibernate with WCF, but I am no
I have gotten into a problem with my project. I am using a generic repository with structure map together with Fluent NHibernate. Everything works rather well, but when it comes to transactions and se
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I have a php application running on LAMP. All the form information needs to be stored in Database. When the user does not submit the form more than 30 min, tries to submit later the php session variab
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