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oracle.ifs.fdk
Class SessionManager

public interface class SessionManager

Session management interface.

Method Summary

long	beginTransaction() Begins a transaction on this session.
void	commitTransaction(long id) Commits a transaction started by calling beginTransaction().
Item	getCurrentUser(AttributeRequest[] attributes) Returns the user as an Item for the current session.
NamedValue[]	getSessionProperties(java.lang.String[] properties) Returns the requested session properties.
void	keepAlive() Keeps a long running transaction that spans multiple requests alive.
void	rollbackTransaction(long id) Rolls back a transaction started by calling beginTransaction() .
Item	setSessionMode(int mode, AttributeRequest[] attributes) Switches the current session into one of the administration modes (currently only DOMAIN) or out of administration mode (NORMAL).

Method Detail

getCurrentUser

Item getCurrentUser(AttributeRequest[] attributes)
                    throws FdkException

Description copied from interface: SessionManager

Returns the user as an Item for the current session. Additional attributes about the user can be requested.

Parameters:

attributes - Optional attributes to return. Can be null.

Throws:

FdkException

getSessionProperties

NamedValue[] getSessionProperties(java.lang.String[] properties)
                                  throws FdkException

Description copied from interface: SessionManager

Returns the requested session properties. The property names are defined in WebServicesConstants. Examples are LOGIN_USER, SESSION_TIMEOUT, TRANSACTION_TIMEOUT. This method only works for Web Services clients as it requires the proper context. In-process clients have other means of getting the same values.

Throws:

FdkException

keepAlive

void keepAlive()
               throws FdkException

Description copied from interface: SessionManager

Keeps a long running transaction that spans multiple requests alive. This is a NO-OP, the only side effect is that the session is also kept alive. This method is useful over Web Services or it an HTTP application uses transactions that span multiple requests.

Throws:

FdkException

beginTransaction

long beginTransaction()
                      throws FdkException

Description copied from interface: SessionManager

Begins a transaction on this session. The trasaction can be committed by calling commitTransaction() or it can be rolled back by calling rollbackTransaction() on this session.

This method returns a transaction ID required to later reference this specific transaction.

Transactions can be nested but they need to be committed or rolled back in the proper order, most recent transaction first (stack model).

Throws:

FdkException

commitTransaction

void commitTransaction(long id)
                       throws FdkException

Description copied from interface: SessionManager

Commits a transaction started by calling beginTransaction().

Parameters:

id - The ID of the transaction (returned by beginTransaction()).

Throws:

FdkException

rollbackTransaction

void rollbackTransaction(long id)
                         throws FdkException

Description copied from interface: SessionManager

Rolls back a transaction started by calling beginTransaction() .

If the ID of the transaction is less than or equal to 0, then the entire transaction stack will be rolled back at once.

Parameters:

id - The ID of the transaction (returned by beginTransaction()). If the ID is less than or equal to 0, then the entire transaction stack will be rolled back at once.

Throws:

FdkException

setSessionMode

Item setSessionMode(int mode,
                    AttributeRequest[] attributes)
                    throws FdkException

Description copied from interface: SessionManager

Switches the current session into one of the administration modes (currently only DOMAIN) or out of administration mode (NORMAL).

Parameters:

mode - The mode to set, defined by one of the constants FdkConstants.SESSION_MODE_

attributes - Optional attributes that can be returned for the user item.

Returns:

The item representing the user in one of the administration modes.

Throws:

FdkException

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