Examples of org.apache.tomcat.session.StandardSessionInterceptor

org.apache.tomcat.session.StandardSessionInterceptor

This is the adapter between tomcat and a StandardManager. A session manager should not depend on tomcat internals - so you can use it in other engines and back. All you need to do is create an adapter ( tomcat Interceptor). You can even have multiple session managers per context - the first that recognize the "requestedSessionId" will create it's own HttpSession object. By using standard tomcat interceptor mechanisms you can plug in one or many session managers per context or context manager ( or even per URL - but that's not standard API feature ). It must be inserted after SessionInterceptor, which does common session stuff ( cookie, rewrite, etc) @author costin@eng.sun.com @author hans@gefionsoftware.com (fixed it so that URL session ID is used) @author Shai Fultheim [shai@brm.com]

  
  StaticInterceptor staticI=new StaticInterceptor();
  addRequestInterceptor( staticI );
  mapI.setDebug(0);


  addRequestInterceptor( new StandardSessionInterceptor());
  
  // access control ( find if a resource have constraints )
  AccessInterceptor accessI=new AccessInterceptor();
  addRequestInterceptor( accessI );
  accessI.setDebug(0);

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