| 28 | | Obviously you must take care of cleanup within your application - closing files, saving changes and the like. Then redirect the users browser as in the link above. If your Shibboleth SP is close to the default, replace "yourapp.yourdomain.edu" with the URL of your application; you can build your own logout page to inform users they have logged out of the application but still have an SSO session, providing them a link similar to the "End My Current UA SSO Session" link above. Alternatively, you could have the return redirect them straight to the SSOS logout service point, like this: |
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| 30 | | https://yourapp.yourdomain.net/Shibboleth.sso/Logout?return=https://idp.alaska.edu/idp/logout.jsp?return=https://iam.alaska.edu/trac/wiki/SSOsessionDestroyed |
| | 28 | Obviously you must take care of cleanup within your application - closing files, saving changes and the like. Then redirect the users browser as in the link above. If your Shibboleth SP is close to the default, replace "yourapp.yourdomain.edu" with the URL of your application; you can build your own logout page to inform users they have logged out of the application but still have an SSO session, providing them a link similar to the "End My Current UA SSO Session" link above. |
