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This guide shows how to manage sessions in Tomcat, but it should be similar in other server software. |
General Description
Use the screen in Tomcat Web Application Manager shown below to monitor and invalidate sessions in your VetView System. In addition to using Tomcat, you can also use the built-in VetView monitoring, Java Melody by appending "/monitoring" onto your root VetView URL. Ex. vetview.vet.uga.edu/monitoring
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When viewing a particular instance, Click the number under the Sessions heading to view the users that are connected. |
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| 1 | Path | Typically this field displays the application name. (Look for the VetView instance that you want to monitor) |
| 2 | Session | This field displays how many users are in a particular instance of the application. |
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This field displays the username that is associated with the session to help you identify each session.
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VetView allows for session monitoring and invalidation on Tomcat installations. This can be useful for logging out a user who has encountered an error, seeing the local connections on a specific machine, or for testing and troubleshooting purposes, ensuring a user is on the most recent installation of VetView. Log In to Tomcat ManagerYou will need the username and password of the Tomcat installation, and the URL for the manager. For most installations, this will be the IP Address of the machine where VetView is installed, and then /manager.html on the end of the IP address. Tomcat Web Application ManagerOnce you have logged in, you will see a list of any VetView builds (on development and test machines there may be multiple deployments at once), and the different VetView applications.
View SessionsClick on the number under the Sessions column to view the users currently logged into that deployment.
Invalidate SessionsTo kick a user from a specific session, select the user by checking the box above the session ID, and click on Invalidate Selected Sessions. This will log the user out of VetView, and they will log in to the most recent deployment next time they access the main VetView log in page.
Deploy, Configuration, Diagnostics, and Server InformationPlease see the VetView Technical Documentation Wiki for more information on these portions of Tomcat Web Manager. |
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