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  • Subject: Login/Logoff for AS/400 Servlet
  • From: Martinus Ivan <IVANM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 3 May 2000 17:36:10 +0700

Hi All,
I create a servlet that add record to  AS/400 file from Browser and it
working great (using toolbox and RecordLevel Access). Now I try to add a
Logoff/Login function, once the logoff button pressed, the next request to
write to AS/400 is supposed to pop-up a login box again. Here is what I got
:

OBSERVATION :
The login pop-up only appear once for the first request after  I start the
servlet engine (JWSDK 1.0.1 on PC). But for next request or if I close and
re-open the Browser it won't pop-up the login box again. I'm pretty sure I
disconnectAllService() on my servlet (and watch no suspicios job hang on
wrkactjob) 
The only way to make it show up again is to stop and re-start the servlet
engine.

QUERY :
Could someone share the experience on how to create a logoff and login
Process, what technique should I use ? 
I'm expecting the login box can appear many times for one servlet instance.

Thank you in advance for your help.

regards,
Ivan. L





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