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How to show the user session information in the log file?

 
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Hi All,

How to show the user session information in the log file?

Anyone can please provide the solution for display the user session information in the log file.

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Koti
 
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What do you mean by user session ?
 
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User Session means- System logged user session information.

 
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If you are talking about HttpSession, you can get lots of information and print in the log.

Still, I think.. you question is not clear.. on what you want to log.
 
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You can log anything you want.

It also depends on which logging system you're using, for example Log4J has "profiles" (I think that's what it's called) that can show session info more automatically, but I don't recall how it works.
 
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