session-management

I am building a system, where each request from a client side spawns multiple threads on server side. Each thread then is using one or more DAOs (some DAOs can be used by more than one thread at the time). All DAOs are injected ( @Autowired ) to my thread classes by Spring. Each DAO receives SessionFactory injected as well. What would be proper way of managing Hibernate sessions across these multiple DAOs so I would not run into problems because of multithreaded environment (e.g. few DAOs from different threads are trying to use the same session at the same time)? Would be enough that I

Is there any advantages of using SessionMap over Map for a session in web application ? 1 advantage I found was you can invalidate a SessionMap but not Map . The SessionMap is specifically designed for the purposes if you want to have access to the servlet session attributes. So, the user is able to keep a synchronized collection of objects in session and use it instead of HttpSession directly. This object is automatically injected by the servletConfig interceptor which is a part of the defaultStack if you implement SessionAware interface in the action class. As soon as you don't need to work

I use Spring 3.2 and Spring-security 3.1 along with jsf + primefaces and hibernate4 on Tomcat7 I wanted to add a concurrency control to limit users' session to one, and show and error message if he/she tries to login the second time. The problem is. I can login both in chrome and firefox. It does not prevent multiple login. You can see my security configuration. And logs produced at the time of first login and second login What is wrong is going on ? <beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:security="http://www

I've been searching for how to restore an emacs session, with no luck. I'm looking to restore all previously open buffers, some of which might contain erc, shells, directory listings, files, etc. Every time I open emacs, I spend a considerable amount of time arranging my buffers; splitting them into rows and columns, opening a shell, arranging irc channels. It takes a while to get onto work. I've tried adding the following to my init.el (desktop-save-mode 1) And then using M-x desktop-save . This only seems to restore files that are open, not shells or anything else running within buffers. I

I need to write a servlet that, when called, gets information about a list of the currently opened sessions. Is there a way to do this? Implement HttpSessionListener , give it a static Set<HttpSession> property, add the session to it during sessionCreated() method, remove the session from it during sessionDestroyed() method, register the listener as <listener> in web.xml . Now you've a class which has all open sessions in the current JBoss instance collected. Here's a basic example: public HttpSessionCollector implements HttpSessionListener { private static final Set<HttpSession> sessions =

I am new in MVC. I am creating new WebApplication in MVC4 Razor. I want to maintain User Login session for all pages. Can any one Explain me how to maintain session for all views in MVC with small example. Session management is simple. Session object is available inside MVC controller and in HttpContext.Current.Session . It is the same object. Here is a basic example of how to use Session: Write Session["Key"] = new User("Login"); //Save session value Read user = Session["Key"] as User; //Get value from session Answering your question if (Session["Key"] == null){ RedirectToAction("Login"); }