Logout Path

The logoutPath parameter controls the action taken when the Logout button is pressed in the application.

1. Open the config.xml file.

   For information about how this file should be opened (i.e., via the Configuration Administrator or via the file system), see Introduction.

2. Locate the logoutPath record in the config.xml file. For example:

   <record jsxid="logoutPath" path="logout">
   </record>

3. Set the path attribute to one of the following:
   • "logout" - This causes the out-of-the-box logout URL to be used, which is:
     http://hostname:8080/bpm/logout

     The redirectURL¹ is then appended to the logout URL. For example, if you are running the Workspace application, the URL, http://hostname:8080/workspace/workspace.html, is appended to the logout URL. This would yield the following upon logout:

     http://hostname:8080/bpm/logout?redirectURL=http://hostname:8080/workspace/workspace.html

     Specifying "logout" in the path attribute causes the application to do a GET on the URL, which invalidates the current session. It loads a new session, then redirects to the redirectURL.

   • "someURL" - This works similar to "logout" except that the out-of-the-box logout URL (http://hostname:8080/bpm/logout) is not used. Instead, the custom URL specified in the path attribute is used for the logout (the custom URL can perform any custom processing that is needed (including clearing the session, if desired)). The redirectURL¹ is then appended to the custom URL. For example, if the value in the path attribute is "http://myserver:90/myCustomLogout", and you are running the Workspace application, the following URL is used upon logout:

     http://myserver:90/myCustomLogout?redirectURL=http://hostname:8080/workspace/workspace.html

     Upon logout, the application does a GET on this URL.

     The URL used to launch the application is passed in the "redirectURL" parameter. The custom URL can choose to use the redirectURL value, or not.

     Also note that the custom URL must be a full URL starting with either http or https; it cannot be a relative URL.

   • "" - An empty string causes the session to be invalidated and the application is reloaded. It does not do a GET on the URL.
4. Save and close the config.xml file.