Java Session Copying Element

Java-based Logi applications and non-Logi Java applications may maintain their session variables in different ways. When these two kinds of applications are integrated, they may need to "copy" session variables so they can be shared between them. Logi session variables are accessed via @Session tokens, while standard Java application session variables are accessed via JSP or, in a Java program, via javax.servlet.http.HttpSession.

The Java Session Copying element, which is ignored in .NET Logi applications, enables session variable copying between the two kinds of Java applications. It has four attributes that let you control which variables are copied, which optimizes performance. The "Include" attributes are processed first, then the "Exclude" attributes. The attributes include:

In Logi Info versions prior to v11.0.115, almost all session variables were automatically copied, which didn't always produce the best performance. However, if you want to restore this behavior, you can copy the following element source code and paste it into your _Settings definition:

<JavaSessionCopying CopyToJavaInclude="^" CopyToJavaExclude="DebugFile,-bUsesSort$,-tra$,-xmlDef$,-Xsl$,-rdDef$" CopyFromJavaInclude="^"
CopyFromJavaExclude="^rd,^dt" />