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How to end a session

 
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Hi all

I have enabled session on login , i am using the hidden HTML session.
I have a link on every page saying logout, when i click on logout it returns back to the login page.

I want to know how can i end the session on clicking logout.
How would i do it since there is no special logout page.

Thanks in advance

With Regards
S.R.K.Vivek Raju.
 
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You can try session.invalidate()
 
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Hi Vishal

Thanks for your reply,

I wanted to know how can we activate the method session.invalidate() by clicking on logout link.

How would i invoke an action by clicking on a link.

Thanks in anticipation

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S.R.K.Vivek Raju.
 
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Vivek,

When u click on logout, pass a event (parameter) to the server, when ur controller (if you are using MVC) detects the logout event, it invalidates the session and forwards the suer to login page.
U bascially need to do a check of the event, if event is logout, process for invalidation.

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sandip,

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I would like to ask for your help in making the content of JavaRanch a little easier to read for everybody that visits here by not using such abbreviations.

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You would have to submit to either the same JSP or a Servlet or any form of Controller upon clicking on this link and then call the invalidate() method on the User's session object.
 
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