JakartaTurbine2 SessionService

*Navigation trail:* [TurbineProjectPages] - [JakartaTurbine2] - [Development|JakartaTurbine2 SessionService Development] - [Proposals|JakartaTurbine2 SessionService Proposals] - [SessionService|JakartaTurbine2 SessionService SessionService] ---- h1. New Session Service I posted a message to the list a while back asking for a way to access the session information from the container. The response was that there was no way to do it with Turbine yet. I have now written a service that allows access to all sessions for the current context. I was hoping to get some feedback on how it works and what it can do before I add it into the Turbine source tree.... *If you have any ideas for additional functionality, please make notes at the end of this page!!!!* h2. How it works I have a listener class that is configured in web.xml to listener for session creation and destruction events. Upon creation or destruction of a session, the session object is passed to the \{ { \{ [SessionService] \} } \}. This approach work on any container that support the servlet 2.3 API. h2. Functionality Here is the javadocs from the interface for the [SessionService]. {noformat} /** * Gets all active sessions * * @return Collection of HttpSession objects */ public Collection getActiveSessions(); {noformat} {noformat} /** * Adds a session to the current list * @param session Session to add */ public void addSession(HttpSession session); {noformat} {noformat} /** * Removes a session from the current list * @param session Session to remove */ public void removeSession(HttpSession session); {noformat} {noformat} /** * Determines if a given user is currently logged in * @param user User to check for * @return true id the user is logged in on one of the * active sessions. */ public boolean isUserLoggedIn( User user ); {noformat}