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.
| Number | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 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. |
| Number | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Session ID | This field displays a session identification number that is randomly generated |
| 2 | Guessed Username | This field displays the username that is associated with the session to help you identify each session. |
| 3 | Last Accessed Time | This field gives you insight into when was the system last accessed by a particular user |
| 4 | Inactive Time | This field displays how long a user has been idle for. |
| 5 | Invalidate Session | This button logs out any session that has a check mark next to its' Session Id. |