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LBI logout

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8/22/2012 5:49 PM

We are looking to resolve a concern where the LBI dashboard page does not have, nor does it allow for, log out functionality. We are on 9.0.4.2 of LBI running on Windows 2008 server. Previously on 9.0.3, we embedded a call into the webpage so that when the LBI IE window was closed, it would redirect to a link that would allow logout of LBI using the format http://www.example.com/ss...er/logout/index.htm. It no longer will accept that scripting and returns: "This session was migrated twice!\nMost likely this is occuring because your browser isnt accepting cookies. Please check your browser settings Please contact your system administrator for further details."

We opened a case and GSC indicated that LBI does not support log out functionality, to just close the web page and it will expire the login. We have found that this is not the case and is an issue particularly in a shared workstation environment.In order to expire the login, you have to close ALL IE sessions and then delete temp files/cookies, or click File, New Session, and then close the prior window.

Anyone done anything creative about this?

Matthew Nye

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8/22/2012 6:59 PM

LBI does have a logout but only if are not using Single Sign-On. In this case the session is controlled by the SSO Servlet (ie Portal). If you destroy the Portal Session youll destroy the LBI session. In a way this should actually make youre work easier in that youll only need to deal with one session token.

You can easily destroy web sessions programmatically in WebSphere with some custom JAVA coding if that meets your requirements. Additionally you could create a shell script (WSH perhaps depending on client machines) to clear all cookies and IE sessions after a specific action (closing an IE window).

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8/23/2012 1:10 PM

Thanks. Websphere it is.