session management in C++

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I am developing a desktop application in c++ on unix platform where users have to log in to the application with their username and password.I want to implement session tracking for the login period.
1. Last Login time by the user
2. restoring the desktop session in that application

I searched on google and different forums but could not get the solution for the desktop application.can anyone help me in how can I achieve that in c++?

Posted 14-Mar-12 2:52am

Yeole R

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Rakesh Meel · Answer 1 · 2012-03-14T02:55:00

Solution 1

C#

if(running_under_kde == True) // communicate with session manager
{
provide_sm_with_save_state_callback(ss); // ss is a fnuction pointer
provide_sm_with_load_state_callback(ls); // ls is a fnuction pointer
}

Posted 14-Mar-12 2:55am

Rakesh Meel

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Yeole R 14-Mar-12 9:07am

@ Rakesh

can you please explain it to me what we are actually doing? I am a beginner.

fjdiewornncalwe 4-Apr-13 15:36pm

1) Plagiarized from here
2) Off topic.