[Progress Communities] [Progress OpenEdge ABL] Forum Post: RE: Does anyone understand the "sessions" entities displayed on this PASOE admin screen in

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Hi Rohit, Thanks for the response. The REST results for path you pointed me to are below. The sessions appear to be very similar to the confusing list of sessions that is shown in the OEE console (OEE>ABL-APP>sessions). Just as before, the list of results are the same, no matter which of our ABL applications are used for the component. In other words, these sessions don't seem to be directly related to any particular ABL application. Ideally they would be a top-level link in the OEE user interface (or not listed at all) instead of giving us the false impression that they are related to one of our ABL applications in PASOE. { "result": { "OEABLSession": [ { "adapterType": "APSV", "bound": false, "clientConnInfo": null, "sessionID": "2FAAAC6F8B8A035179AB44A3AE269289A94FCDF9BAA7.oepas1", "sessionPoolID": "gQRcPF13SE2VpQAokaWlDQ", "sessionType": "SESSION_FREE", "agentID": "", "elapsedTimeMs": 6279249, "agentConnInfo": null, "lastAccessStr": "2018-12-10T08:50:53.030-0500", "ablSessionID": "", "requestID": "", "requestState": "READY", "sessionState": "AVAILABLE" }, { "adapterType": "APSV", "bound": false, "clientConnInfo": null, "sessionID": "7587F4AF8EA5705F9E5308EDDF8AA2002F5CCF341757.oepas1", "sessionPoolID": "gQRcPF13SE2VpQAokaWlDQ", "sessionType": "SESSION_FREE", "agentID": "", "elapsedTimeMs": 1313302, "agentConnInfo": null, "lastAccessStr": "2018-12-10T10:13:38.977-0500", "ablSessionID": "", "requestID": "", "requestState": "READY", "sessionState": "AVAILABLE" }, { "adapterType": "APSV", "bound": false, "clientConnInfo": null, "sessionID": "72AFA729EDABBBBCD847CD9F60BB95D42EBB9ECD4161.oepas1", "sessionPoolID": "gQRcPF13SE2VpQAokaWlDQ", "sessionType": "SESSION_FREE", "agentID": "", "elapsedTimeMs": 5311384, "agentConnInfo": null, "lastAccessStr": "2018-12-10T09:07:00.895-0500", "ablSessionID": "", "requestID": "", "requestState": "READY", "sessionState": "AVAILABLE" }, { "adapterType": "APSV", "bound": false, "clientConnInfo": null, "sessionID": "221A6CDE0EB255591E8FA108B4EB03F10D89401FCD76.oepas1", "sessionPoolID": "gQRcPF13SE2VpQAokaWlDQ", "sessionType": "SESSION_FREE", "agentID": "", "elapsedTimeMs": 17276576, "agentConnInfo": null, "lastAccessStr": "2018-12-10T05:47:35.703-0500", "ablSessionID": "", "requestID": "", "requestState": "READY", "sessionState": "AVAILABLE" }, { "adapterType": "APSV", "bound": false, "clientConnInfo": null, "sessionID": "C6B464E7EF8A197699065379D5785619C9B9D83C932F.oepas1", "sessionPoolID": "gQRcPF13SE2VpQAokaWlDQ", "sessionType": "SESSION_FREE", "agentID": "", "elapsedTimeMs": 1042918, "agentConnInfo": null, "lastAccessStr": "2018-12-10T10:18:09.361-0500", "ablSessionID": "", "requestID": "", "requestState": "READY", "sessionState": "AVAILABLE" }, .... ] }, "outcome": "SUCCESS", "versionStr": "v11.7.4 ( 2018-10-10 )", "errmsg": "", "versionNo": 1, "operation": "GET CLIENT SESSIONS" } Any idea what this data is telling me? I noticed that there are ~500 entries like the ones shown above. About 90% of them have a value for "lastAccessStr" that has today's date. This is a bit encouraging. But some of them are a couple days old. Most but not all of them are related to tomcat sessions ( http://localhost:8810/manager/html/sessions ) based on a common sessionID. But as I mentioned earlier, I can forcefully cause the tomcat sessions to expire, and it won't necessarily remove the sessions from this list in the OEE console. Any tips would be appreciated. Tomcat's resident memory is growing to about 1 GB and I'm a bit suspicious of these "sessions" (assuming they are part of the session manager that is loaded within tomcat itself). I've found no documentation to explain these details that are shown in the OEE console (and now available via REST too). Thanks, David

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