I need to redirect users to different URL's depending on which URL
they use to access our site.  We are setting up places for clients
with customized themes and setting URL mappings to those places with
the client name (http://www.ourportal.com/wps/portal/ClientName, for
example).  When logging out we would like to send them back to this
page and not the "home" page.  I don't want to use the properties file
because this seems to set one redirect URL that applies to the whole
site.  I don't need to customize the logout procedure per se, just the
redirect.

Thanks for any help or advice...

Marc MacNair
Columbus, OH

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Interesting question !! - honestly dunno whether we can do it..... may
be put in a feature request with IBMers....

Also, if you do find a solution - pls post the same

Arvind

mmacnair@hotmail.com (Marc MacNair) wrote in message news:<350aa9b5.0404200533.21e93cf0@post
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> I need to redirect users to different URL's depending on which URL
> they use to access our site.  We are setting up places for clients
> with customized themes and setting URL mappings to those places with
> the client name (http://www.ourportal.com/wps/portal/ClientName, for
> example).  When logging out we would like to send them back to this
> page and not the "home" page.  I don't want to use the properties file
> because this seems to set one redirect URL that applies to the whole
> site.  I don't need to customize the logout procedure per se, just the
> redirect.
>
> Thanks for any help or advice...
>
> Marc MacNair
> Columbus, OH

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I'm working on a system where I will capture the URL at login time,
store it in Oracle, and retrieve it at logout.  It's still in the
embryonic stage though.

Marc

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> Interesting question !! - honestly dunno whether we can do it..... may
> be put in a feature request with IBMers....
>
> Also, if you do find a solution - pls post the same
>
> Arvind
>
> mmacnair@hotmail.com (Marc MacNair) wrote in message news:<350aa9b5.040420
0533.21e93cf0@posting.google.com>... 

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We had a similar requirement. We put an attribute on the session in
the theme JSP code. We exended the LogoutUserAuth command to check the
variable and redirect to theme-specific url. On signout call
YourLogoutUserAuth command.

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