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When a user logs out, the user’s session ends, and Adobe
Connect invalidates the
BREEZESESSION
cookie by
setting it to null and using an expiration date that has passed.
For example, if you call
logout
on August 29, 2006,
you see this
Set-Cookie
method in the response
header, setting an empty cookie value and an expiration date a year
earlier:
Set-Cookie: BREEZESESSION=;domain=.macromedia.com;expires=Mon, 29-Aug-2005
22:26:15 GMT;path=/
If you are managing the
BREEZESESSION
cookie,
invalidate the value so it is not reused after a user logs out.
Log a user out and invalidate the session cookie
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Call
logout
to log the
user out:
https://example.com/api/xml?action=logout
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Parse for a status code of
ok
to make sure
the logout was successful.
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Set the cookie value to
null
or otherwise
invalidate it. For example, in this Java code snippet, the
breezesession
variable
stores the cookie value and is set to
null
:
public void logout() throws XMLApiException {
request("logout", null);
this.breezesession = null;
}
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