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That's if it's a session cookie, is it? You can always use the Cookie API to
force the cookie to expire.
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Hi all,
I am using Tomcat 5.0.19.
In my application the generated sessions are identified by a cookie on the
client. I only allow single sign on. Now I want to destroy the session and
I call in a session an invalidate() and the session isn't available. Then
the application redirect the reque
