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How to give Logout in Jforum With SSO implementation?

 
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As i integrated Jforum with my web application and i added SSO for jforum login and its working fine ..jforum using my application session but i am getting one issue when ever session destroy i am getting Null Pointer exception so i i can overcome this issue i want whenever session destroy its show me my web application login page i tried below change in SSO class but its wont work


Any one can give any solution to achieve this?

Can its possible to show Logout button in Jforum?
 
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Post the full stack trace of the exception, and the code where it occurs. If the line numbers of the stack trace do no match the ones in the code, point out where in the code the exception is thrown, and under which circumstances that code is executed. Also mention which object is null, and what values other related variables have at the moment when the exception occurs: TellTheDetails.

Can its possible to show Logout button in Jforum?


What would that button do that the existing logout link does not?
 
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