About Question com.enthuware.ets.scwcd.v5.2.156 :
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 5:54 pm
Hi,
The explanation for this question is not exact :
For listening to creation or destruction (session time out also causes destruction of the session), you should use HttpSessionListener.
For activation/passivation of the session, you should use HttpSectionActivationListener.
There is no specific event/listener when an attribute is replaced. However, it can be listened indirectly if an object being replaced implements HttpSessionBindingEvent.
There is a HttpSessionAttributeListener ...
The explanation for this question is not exact :
For listening to creation or destruction (session time out also causes destruction of the session), you should use HttpSessionListener.
For activation/passivation of the session, you should use HttpSectionActivationListener.
There is no specific event/listener when an attribute is replaced. However, it can be listened indirectly if an object being replaced implements HttpSessionBindingEvent.
There is a HttpSessionAttributeListener ...