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session invalidating for sso users.

 
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Hi ,

I am new to JForum ....
am successful in integrating sso with my web app ....

have a doubt ...

if applicaiton user does'nt exist in JForum it tries to login as guest ....
(or we can tweak it to register to JForum ) ....

My question here is ..when I logout of my application ...how do i invalidate the session created for the app user in JForum ???.....

My application structure looks kinda like this


App.ear / web.war
App.ear / Jforum.war

Thanks,

Kurt.

[originally posted on jforum.net by kurtcobain]
 
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I'm not sure you need to worry about the webapp Session invalidation.

Each jForum request goes thru the ControllerUtils.refreshSession() method. With SSO, this will call the SSO.isSessionValid(UserSession, request) method. This is where you should verify that the existing jForum UserSession is valid for your SSO conditions or no (e.g., does the SSO cookie say it's a different user?)
[originally posted on jforum.net by monroe]
 
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