Package org.apache.turbine.pipeline

Class DefaultSessionTimeoutValve

java.lang.Object

org.apache.turbine.pipeline.DefaultSessionTimeoutValve

All Implemented Interfaces:

Valve

@Deprecated
public class DefaultSessionTimeoutValve
extends Object
implements Valve

Deprecated.

Implements the action portion of the "Turbine classic" processing pipeline (from the Turbine 2.x series).

Version:

$Id$ No replacement. Delegate session timeout to the container e.g. in web.xml, which allows to create a session at any place.

Author:

Jason van Zyl, Martin Poeschl, Peter Courcoux

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
protected int	timeout	Deprecated.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
DefaultSessionTimeoutValve()	Deprecated.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	invoke(PipelineData pipelineData, ValveContext context)	Deprecated. Perform request processing as required by this Valve.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface org.apache.turbine.pipeline.Valve

initialize

Field Detail

timeout

protected int timeout

Deprecated.

Constructor Detail

DefaultSessionTimeoutValve

public DefaultSessionTimeoutValve()

Deprecated.

Method Detail

invoke

public void invoke(PipelineData pipelineData,
                   ValveContext context)
            throws IOException,
                   TurbineException

Deprecated.

Description copied from interface: Valve

Perform request processing as required by this Valve.

An individual Valve MAY perform the following actions, in the specified order:

• Examine and/or modify the properties of the specified Request and Response.
• Examine the properties of the specified Request, completely generate the corresponding Response, and return control to the caller.
• Examine the properties of the specified Request and Response, wrap either or both of these objects to supplement their functionality, and pass them on.
• If the corresponding Response was not generated (and control was not returned, call the next Valve in the pipeline (if there is one) by executing context.invokeNext().
• Examine, but not modify, the properties of the resulting Response (which was created by a subsequently invoked Valve via a call to context.invokeNext()).

A Valve MUST NOT do any of the following things:

• Change request properties that have already been used to direct the flow of processing control for this request.
• Create a completed Response AND pass this Request and Response on to the next Valve in the pipeline.
• Consume bytes from the input stream associated with the Request, unless it is completely generating the response, or wrapping the request before passing it on.
• Modify the HTTP headers included with the Response after the invokeNext() method has returned.
• Perform any actions on the output stream associated with the specified Response after the invokeNext() method has returned.

Specified by:

invoke in interface Valve

Parameters:

pipelineData - The run-time information, including the servlet request and response we are processing.

context - The valve context used to invoke the next valve in the current processing pipeline

Throws:

IOException - Thrown by a subsequent Valve.

TurbineException - Thrown by a subsequent Valve.

See Also:

Valve.invoke(PipelineData, ValveContext)