Any way to tell how many sessions exist?

[Rick Mann <rm...@latencyzero.com>]

I wanted to write a JSP to display server stats. I was hoping to be able to
get all the sessions, show how many there were, what their ages were, etc.
But it appears that access to the collection of sessions has been deprecated
from the Servlet 2.3 API.

Is there a way to get at this info, preferrably in a container-independent
manner? I will settle for a Tomcat-specific solution.

TIA,

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JSP page is working for intranet not for internet

[Rong Li <rl...@concerto.com>]

We have a chat system installed. The jsp is working perfectly from 
intranet. However, we can not make it run from outside intranet. Anybody 
has any clue about this? Configuration problem?

Thanks,

Ron



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Q: Ldap/Jndi Realm under tomcat 3.3.1 ???

[Milo Velt <mi...@escador.com>]

Hello,

I'm trying to configure tomcat in such a way that it uses LDAP for 
authentication of users...
So far without any luck...
The tomcat documentation doesn't help me very much neither does the mail 
archive or google...
The documents I found are either about version 3.2.x or 4.0x, but the 
methods used for those versions don't apply to 3.3.1

Can anyone tell me how to configure tomcat 3.3.1 with LDAP 
authentication ?

greetz,
Milo


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RE: Any way to tell how many sessions exist?

[Dennis van den Berg <dv...@xs4all.nl>]

You can use javax.sevlet.http.HttpSessionListener for this purpose.

Dennis.

-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Mann [mailto:rmann@latencyzero.com]
Sent: maandag 3 juni 2002 13:20
To: tomcat user jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Any way to tell how many sessions exist?


I wanted to write a JSP to display server stats. I was hoping to be able to
get all the sessions, show how many there were, what their ages were, etc.
But it appears that access to the collection of sessions has been deprecated
from the Servlet 2.3 API.

Is there a way to get at this info, preferrably in a container-independent
manner? I will settle for a Tomcat-specific solution.

TIA,

--
Rick



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