How to call onSessionEnd Explicitly

Hi Upen@Roul ,

I got through your lines, but before I could suggest you some thing on this issue I must like to watch the error that you got while calling 'onSessionEnd' method. I guess the issue might be some thing like the method is not defined. If this is the issue, then the most probable solution to this is you must call the methods as Application.method_name. Hope fully this will fix your issue. If you have some other issues, then please mention the error message.

Thanks

Dipak

I have tried it and suceed by using this solution--

<cffunction

name="onSessionEnd" output="false">

<cfargument name = "sessionScope" required=true/>

<cfargument name = "applicationScope" required=true/>

<cfset var sessionLength = TimeFormat(Now() - sessionScope.started, "H:mm:ss")>

<cflock name="AppLock" timeout="5" type="Exclusive">

<cfset arguments.applicationScope.sessions = arguments.applicationScope.sessions - 1>

</cflock>

<cflog file="#this.name#" type="Information"

text=

"Session #arguments.sessionScope.sessionid# ended.Length: #sessionLength# Active sessions: #arguments.applicationScope.sessions#">

<cfscript>

</cfscript>

<cfapplication

name="#this.name#"

clientmanagement="Yes"

applicationtimeout="#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 20, 0)#"

sessionmanagement="Yes"

sessiontimeout="#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 0, 0)#" >

</cffunction>

You can call this method explicitly when ever required.Thanks

Hello friends,

     First of all sorry for the late response.

I think I have done that by the following code in the onSessionEnd().

<cfapplication

name="TeamManagementSystem"

clientmanagement="Yes"

applicationtimeout="#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 20, 0)#"

sessionmanagement="Yes"

sessiontimeout="#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 0, 0)#" >

This code working fine for mu work.Thanks

Put something like this in your onRequestStart method:

<cfif structKeyExists(URL, 'end') >
    <cfset onSessionEnd() />
</cfif>

Then calling *any* page with ?end will end the session.

You shouldn't be wanting to call onSessionEnd() explicitly... it's an event handler designed to fire given a specific event.

However it's entirely reasonable for you to have another method which both your explicit logout code and onSessionEnd() calls.  So I recommend factoring-out this code that needs to be called by both onSessionEnd() and your own code into a separate method.

BTW: it would also help when you post something here saying "there's an error" (etc), for you to post the actual error.

--
Adam