[Seaside] Stupid question about session expiration handling..

[Rick Flower]

I think I may have some poor preconceived notions of what Seaside is 
doing behind my back with expired sessions and am hoping someone can 
shed some light on what I'm wrong about.. I guess I was under the 
impression that if I set the session timeout in my Seaside app's config 
page to something like 60 seconds (just for fun) and then hit "New 
Session" a bunch of times to get a bunch of new WASession objects 
(actually my subclassed object instead) that after 60 seconds, those 
would get house-cleaned away along with any resources they held on to..

I've tried this experiment and it doesn't appear to work that way.. It 
seems more like the case that when I press "New Session" (or any link 
for that matter) on an expired page, it expires the page and redraws a 
new page ala the ExpiredSession handler class.. However.. it seems like 
the session that was expired goes and sits in a cache of some sort that 
will get purged when I call "WARegistry clearAllHandlers" and then let a 
garbage collection take place..

Is this what is more or less going on or am I a bit off-base?  What I 
want to happen more or less is that when a session expires (however long 
that takes), that my entire session class (subclass of WASession) is 
garbage collected along with any database connections that are part of it.

So.. Is one of these not too far off or is there door #3?

MTIA!