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Tutorial: Counting Active Users using JSP

Ever wondered how many users are viewing your web site at this moment? well this article seems to answer that. We will learn how to count active users using one session listener class and a JSP page. Once you have read this article, you'll be able to see

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Ever wondered how many users are viewing your web site at this moment? well this article seems to answer that. We will learn how to count active users using one session listener class and a JSP page. Once you have read this article, you'll be able to see the number of active sessions on your web site. This is all fun, so keep reading.

What is a Session ?
A session is a sort of temporary unique connection between the server and client ( browser ) by which the server keeps track of that specific user. That unique session can be used by web applications to display this content to one user and that content to the other user.

As part of Servlet 2.3 specification, we can now make use of session creation and destruction events. Our listener object will be called every time a session is created or destroyed by the server. This is very useful. One use of these events is to count active users which we are going to do in this article.

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