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- Session 1 is created and closed automatically by the framework
- Plugin 2 creates its own session 2 and closes it afterwards
- Plugin 3 creates its own session 3 and invokes a service from plugin 4
- The service in plugin 4 creates its own session 4 and closes it afterwards
- The session 3 is closed by plugin 3
- The framework automatically closes session 1
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Retrieving and Creating Sessions
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private Session login() {
try {
String portnr = myConfigService.getParameter("website_settings.frontend_portnr", null, "default");
String hostname = myConfigService.getParameter("website_settings.backend_hostname", null, "default");
String username = myConfigService.getParameter(USERNAMEKEY);
String password = myConfigService.getParameter(PASSWORDKEY);
String website = myConfigService.getParameter(WEBSITEKEY);
// Create mocks for the servlet request and response
MockServletContext context = new MockServletContext();
MockHttpServletRequest request = new MockHttpServletRequest(context);
request.addParameter("webid", website);
request.setServerName(hostname);
request.setServerPort(Integer.parseInt(portnr));
MockHttpServletResponse response = new MockHttpServletResponse();
// Create a new session from this mock request
Session session = mySessionManager.createSession(request, response);
request.setAttribute(Session.XPERIENCENTRAL_SESSION_KEY, session);
// Login using the authorization service
if (!myAuthorizationService.login(username, password, request)) {
LOG.warning("Login failed.");
return null;
}
return session;
} catch(ConfigurationManagementException e) {
LOG.log(Level.SEVERE, "An exception occurred during login()", e);
return null;
}
} |