The Session Service enables applications to do the
following:
-
create a session context. A session
context is a control structure that maintains state information within
a bound session, facilitating resource management and context passing.
-
bind objects to a session context.
-
use the session context as a convenience
container for passing multiple contexts.
-
use the session context as a convenience
container for passing other services, such as User Services and Logging
Services.
-
notify bound objects when they
are removed from the session context or when the session context is
destroyed, so that objects can perform any necessary cleanup.
For detailed usage documentation
and examples, see
com.sas.services.session
in the Foundation Services class documentation at
http://support.sas.com/rnd/javadoc/93
.