Displaying HTTP session entry and exit points
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1. A processor-implemented method of identifying any inserted and unremoved objects in the source code of a session under development comprising steps of:
- inspecting said code for any new session access instruction that either enters, reads or removes an object,storing the entry, exit or read point of said access instruction in a data file,comparing the content of said data file with the content of said code to determine which of said entry, exit or read points remains in said data file but not in said code, anddisplaying the entry, exit or read point of an object stored in said data file.
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Abstract
A monitoring tool continuously monitors for insertion, call or deletion of objects from a session. Display of this information shows any get object, set object or remove object operations in the session and shows the entry and exit points for each such object, thus assisting the user whenever objects inserted or called remain in the session and are not removed, thus allowing the user to prevent any data buildup in the session.
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16 Claims
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1. A processor-implemented method of identifying any inserted and unremoved objects in the source code of a session under development comprising steps of:
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inspecting said code for any new session access instruction that either enters, reads or removes an object, storing the entry, exit or read point of said access instruction in a data file, comparing the content of said data file with the content of said code to determine which of said entry, exit or read points remains in said data file but not in said code, and displaying the entry, exit or read point of an object stored in said data file. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A process-implemented method, during a code development session, of identifying an inserted and unremoved object in source code, comprising:
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identifying a change made to the source code during the code development session; inspecting the change to identify whether the change includes an instruction that enters an object into the session, reads an object into the session, or removes an already present object from the session; storing, as an entry, an entry point, a read point, or an exit point, corresponding to the instruction, into a data file; and comparing entries in the data file with the source code to determine whether the instruction is present in the source code. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8)
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9. A computer hardware system for, during a code development session, identifying an inserted and unremoved object in source code, comprising:
a processor, wherein the processor is configured to perform; identifying a change made to the source code during the code development session; inspecting the change to identify whether the change includes an instruction that enters an object into the session, reads an object into the session, or removes an already present object from the session; storing, as an entry, an entry point, a read point, or an exit point, corresponding to the instruction, into a data file; and comparing entries in the data file with the source code to determine whether the instruction is present in the source code. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12)
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13. A computer program product comprising a computer usable storage memory having stored therein computer usable program code for, during a code development session, identifying an inserted and unremoved object in source code, the computer usable program code, which when executed by a computer hardware system, causes the computer hardware system to perform:
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identifying a change made to the source code during the code development session; inspecting the change to identify whether the change includes an instruction that enters an object into the session, reads an object into the session, or removes an already present object from the session; storing, as an entry, an entry point, a read point, or an exit point, corresponding to the instruction, into a data file; and comparing entries in the data file with the source code to determine whether the instruction is present in the source code. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16)
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