Examples of org.openbp.server.context.SessionRegistry

org.openbp.server.context.SessionRegistry
The context manager keeps a store of the session context ( {@link TokenContext}) for each session that has been opened. Each context is identified by the session id.
When context is created, it is also passed an expiration time, after which the context will be removed from the store. The expiration time should be identical to the expiration time of the session that created the context. @author Heiko Erhardt

      }


      // Register the context's session
      if (engine.getSessionMode() == SessionMode.AUTO)
      {
        SessionRegistry sessionRegistry = engine.getSessionRegistry();
        if (sessionRegistry != null)
        {
          if (sessionTimeout == -1L)
          {
            sessionTimeout = SettingUtil.getIntSetting(ServerConstants.SYSPROP_SERVERSESSION_TIMEOUT, 0);
          }
          sessionRegistry.registerSession(context.getId(), context, sessionTimeout);
        }
      }


      TokenContextService contextService = engine.getTokenContextService();
      contextService.saveContext(context);

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    }
  }


  private void unregisterSession()
  {
    SessionRegistry sessionRegistry = engine.getSessionRegistry();
    if (sessionRegistry != null)
    {
      sessionRegistry.unregisterSession(context.getId());
    }
  }

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