How to clean session data

how do you clean session data after access 2-3 webapps in 3 diff JVMs aftre logout?

how do you clean session data after access 2-3 webapps in 3 diff JVMs aftre logout?

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    Please help!

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    public static String getBookingResult( String key )
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  • How to store jsp session data of different user in util.hashmap

    how to store jsp session data of different user in java.util.hashmap
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    I can use getIds() of httpsessioncontext but it's depricated

    Hi
    I'm trying to make an example.
    With the following codes you can get the date from the session.
    request.getSession().getAttribute("sessionname")
    To store it in a hashmap you could do it like this ->
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    Thanks.

    Hi Jabr,
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  • How the hell does a person share session data between JSP page and a Servle

    1. How the hell does one share session data between a servlet and a JSP page without using a bean but rather using a normal string variable.
    2. When using session scope to access a bean the application complains about not finding the bean on the specified scope, however when I use an application scope the save the same bean, the application does find it.
    Please help!!!!!!!
    SERVLET:
    HttpSession session = request.getSession(true);
    ServletContext servletContext = session.getServletContext();
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    userName = result.getString("UserName");
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    response.sendRedirect("/economics/subscriptions/default.jsp");
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    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <jsp:root xmlns:jsp=http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page mlns:c="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core" xmlns:sql="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/sql" version="2.0">
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         <jsp:directive.include file="/login.inc"/>
         <jsp:directive.include file="/economics/leftMenu.inc"/>
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    For a start, just "session" instead of "request.session" would work better. But why did you post this here and not in the JSP forum? Doesn't seem to have anything to do with Java programming.

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    When I use response.sendRedirect("http://localhost:82/main.jsp")
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    Create a HashMap and store it as an attribute of the servlet context. In the first servlet assign the user a key and store all session data in the HashMap under that key (use a vector, collection or user defined class).
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  • How is table control data handled in Session Method?

    Hi Friends,
    Can any1 plz tell me how is table control data handled in Session Method.
    In Call tran we do it by count. But how in Session Method?
    Thank you.
    Regards,
    Varun.

    Hi,
    u can do it by both methods. u can check out this program. u need to comment the performs of table control fields and write ur own perform statements.And u have to declare the table control fields as separate internal tables.
    report zcustomer_change_bict
           no standard page heading line-size 255.
    include bdcrecx1.
    data: begin of it_record occurs 0,
            kunnr like rf02d-kunnr,
            d0360 like rf02d-d0360,
            anred(30) type c,
            name1(35) type c,
            namev(35) type c,
            telf1(35) type c,
            abtnr(10) type c,
          end of it_record.
    data: begin of it_knvk1 occurs 0,
          anred like knvk-anred,
          end of it_knvk1.
    data: begin of it_knvk2 occurs 0,
          name1 like knvk-name1,
          end of it_knvk2.
    data: begin of it_knvk3 occurs 0,
          namev like knvk-namev,
          end of it_knvk3.
    data: begin of it_knvk4 occurs 0,
          telf1 like knvk-telf1,
          end of it_knvk4.
    data: begin of it_knvk5 occurs 0,
          abtnr like knvk-abtnr,
          end of it_knvk5.
    data : fld(20) type c,
           cnt(2) type n.
    start-of-selection.
      call function 'GUI_UPLOAD'
        exporting
          filename                      = 'C:\CUSTCH.TXT'
         filetype                      = 'ASC'
        has_field_separator            = 'X'
        tables
          data_tab                      = it_record
    exceptions
       file_open_error               = 1
       file_read_error               = 2
       no_batch                      = 3
       gui_refuse_filetransfer       = 4
       invalid_type                  = 5
       no_authority                  = 6
       unknown_error                 = 7
       bad_data_format               = 8
       header_not_allowed            = 9
       separator_not_allowed         = 10
       header_too_long               = 11
       unknown_dp_error              = 12
       access_denied                 = 13
       dp_out_of_memory              = 14
       disk_full                     = 15
       dp_timeout                    = 16
       others                        = 17
      if sy-subrc <> 0.
        message id sy-msgid type sy-msgty number sy-msgno
                with sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.
      endif.
      perform open_group.
      loop at it_record.
        refresh bdcdata.
        refresh: it_knvk1,it_knvk2,it_knvk3,it_knvk4,it_knvk5.
        split it_record-anred at ',' into table it_knvk1.
        split it_record-name1 at ',' into table it_knvk2.
        split it_record-namev at ',' into table it_knvk3.
        split it_record-telf1 at ',' into table it_knvk4.
        split it_record-abtnr at ',' into table it_knvk5.
    screen 101
        perform bdc_dynpro      using 'SAPMF02D' '0101'.
        perform bdc_field       using 'BDC_CURSOR'
                                      'RF02D-D0360'.
        perform bdc_field       using 'BDC_OKCODE'
                                      '/00'.
        perform bdc_field       using 'RF02D-KUNNR'
                                      it_record-kunnr.
        perform bdc_field       using 'RF02D-D0360'
                                      it_record-d0360.
    screen 360
        perform bdc_dynpro      using 'SAPMF02D' '0360'.
        perform bdc_field       using 'BDC_CURSOR'
                                      'KNVK-ABTNR(01)'.
        perform bdc_field       using 'BDC_OKCODE'
                                      '=ENTR'.
    *perform bdc_field       using 'KNVK-ANRED(01)'
                                 record-ANRED_01_003.
    *perform bdc_field       using 'KNVK-NAMEV(01)'
                                 record-NAMEV_01_004.
    *perform bdc_field       using 'KNVK-NAME1(01)'
                                 record-NAME1_01_005.
    *perform bdc_field       using 'KNVK-TELF1(01)'
                                 record-TELF1_01_006.
    *perform bdc_field       using 'KNVK-ABTNR(01)'
                                 record-ABTNR_01_007.
        move 1 to cnt.
        loop at it_knvk1 .
          concatenate 'knvk-anred( ' cnt ' ) ' into fld.
          perform bdc_field using fld it_knvk1-anred.
          cnt = cnt + 1.
        endloop.
        move 1 to cnt.
        loop at it_knvk2 .
          concatenate 'knvk-name1( ' cnt ' ) ' into fld.
          perform bdc_field using fld it_knvk2-name1.
          cnt = cnt + 1.
        endloop.
        move 1 to cnt.
        loop at it_knvk3 .
          concatenate 'knvk-namev( ' cnt ' ) ' into fld.
          perform bdc_field using fld it_knvk3-namev.
          cnt = cnt + 1.
        endloop.
        move 1 to cnt.
        loop at it_knvk4 .
          concatenate 'knvk-telf1( ' cnt ' ) ' into fld.
          perform bdc_field using fld it_knvk4-telf1.
          cnt = cnt + 1.
        endloop.
        move 1 to cnt.
        loop at it_knvk5 .
          concatenate 'knvk-abtnr( ' cnt ' ) ' into fld.
          perform bdc_field using fld it_knvk5-abtnr.
          cnt = cnt + 1.
        endloop.
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        perform bdc_dynpro      using 'SAPMF02D' '0360'.
        perform bdc_field       using 'BDC_CURSOR'
                                      'KNVK-NAMEV(01)'.
        perform bdc_field       using 'BDC_OKCODE'
                                      '=ENTR'.
        perform bdc_transaction using 'XD02'.
      endloop.
      perform close_group.

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    Download the 0xED (thats the name) hex editing app.  You can also have a dupe file of a working file from an earlier session. Your going to want to copy it as well and put it on your desktop. You'll need the header info from it.
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    What else have I used? I used SoundHack a few times. Its a bit strange and clunky. The results are hard to nail down. I ended up with a file that played like MickeyMouse but I was able to use Audacity to cut the speed down by 50% and save the audio.
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