user session

Also referred to as TCP session hijacking, a security attack on a user session over a protected network.

ASP. NET session state is designed to enable you to easily store user session data in different sources for your ASP. NET applications.

Each user session can open multiple cursors up to the limit set by the initialization parameter OPEN_ CURSORS .

By contrast, centralized tools are designed to run independently of any user session so they know the entire network and are always on.

If SESSION_USER is called after a context switch, SESSION_USER will return the user name of the impersonated context.

In a user session, the number of database hits is constant and the database hit count increases proportionally to the number of sessions.

That means that they should never contain the state of a running user session.

ASP. NET session state is designed to enable you to store user session data in different sources.

A simple example would be a J2EE application that uses in-memory HttpSession objects to store user session information.

Not all applications or pages require per-user session state; you should disable session state if it is not needed.

When this method is invoked from the widget code, the items (name-value pairs) are persisted across the user session.

These objects can be present in large numbers in a J2EE application heap, which uses HTTP sessions to store user session in memory.

Wait a minute. . . where are we going to store the user session data?

If possible if the user session was opened on a terminal server computer or not.

The application loads all drop-down list items at the start of the user session and uses them for the entire session.

Your choice of an active run configuration is maintained from one user session to the next.

The cache is not specifically associated with a page or user session.

WebSphere Portal goes beyond this requirement and guarantees that the getNamespace value stays constant for the current user session.

Therefore, you cannot use Dynamic UI Management for the anonymous user or on public portal pages where no user session is created.

The Session object maintains information about the current user session, including storing and retrieving state information.

To save information about a user session across multiple requests.

The data that you store is independent of the current page or user session.

Unlike session state, which is specific to a single user session, application state applies to all users and sessions.

Sometimes a unit of work (UOW) is started for a user session, but the UOW is not committed or rolled back.

For consumer iPhone apps, the median time of a user session is between 4 and 5 minutes.

The common runtime also manages the user session, provides support for messaging, and handles security.

For details about how to use ASP. NET session state to store and retrieve values for a user session, see ASP. NET Session State.

The Profile tab displays a report of all of the combined statistics for the user session.

This is only valid for the user session that you've logged into.

The report server exports the report as it exists in the current user session.

An attacker can take over the user session before the user's session cookie expires.

Security and user session management will be vital components for the site.

There is no user session key for the specified logon session.

Portlet implementers can use preferences to store and retrieve data across an end-user session with the portal.

The server process ID (SPID) provides the reference to the user session.

Clicking on the SID number displays information about the selected user session.

Provides information to the current user session.

The Locks tab displays a list of the table and page locks for this user session.

In this section, you see how to generate keys that let you store data for each user session.

For one thing, you probably want to further limit the information available to each user session within an application.

However, session state is removed from memory when the user session expires.

Once the user session expires and the user re-logins into WebSphere Portal, it renders the content based on the user's profile language.

If different users are using your application, each user session will have a different session state.

But I will give you a hint: Think more carefully about the user session data.

The SPID provides the reference to the user session.

The user is logging off and ending the current user session.

To change settings that affect only the current user session, use the SET statement.

The remote user session has been deleted.

All task pages close when the user session ends.

For example, you could store user profile or user session data, rather than using the HTTPSession to store the data.

Research and Implementation of User Session Clustering for the Cluster Web Server Pre-Fetching Mechanism

Studying of a Clustering Method for User Session Based on Feature Elements Set

Coupling of user session with user session state in the application

SOAP Header with user Session Information

session the request is owned by a user session

Caching data by user session

User session (for example, login user id)