Recognize shutdown event in tomcats Realm instance

[Arno Schäfer]

Hi all,

we use our own Realm implementation in our webapps. If tomcat shuts down, we have to do some clean up
in this instance to speed up the shutdown.
In our web application we do this in the ServletContextListener instance in 'contextDestroyed(...)' method.
What is the right place to do this in tomcat's Realm instance? Do I have to implement some notification code
or does it work over a RealmBase method?

I found nothing about that in the documentation.

Best regards
- Arno
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[Mark Thomas]

Post by Arno Schäfer
Hi all,
we use our own Realm implementation in our webapps. If tomcat shuts down, we have to do some clean up
in this instance to speed up the shutdown.
In our web application we do this in the ServletContextListener instance in 'contextDestroyed(...)' method.
What is the right place to do this in tomcat's Realm instance? Do I have to implement some notification code
or does it work over a RealmBase method?

Over-ride RealmBase.stopInternal() and don't forget to call
super.stopInternal() when you do.

Mark

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[Arno Schäfer]

Post by Mark Thomas
Over-ride RealmBase.stopInternal() and don't forget to call
super.stopInternal() when you do.

Thanks a lot Mark for the fast answer!
I have overlooked that, sorry.

- Arno

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