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Do I need to log off from RTC when accessing it using REST interface
When using browser to access RTC I need to log off. Not too sure how Eclipse client handles that.
When I access RTC using OSLC and REST do I need to log off. If so how? I haven't found any thing that tells me how.
Also how do I 'drain' REST output if I encounter an error when processing output?
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Hi Lewis,
If you are using floating licenses, logging off releases this license so we recommend you logging off. Except that, it is a good practice (but I don't think it is necessary).
Handling errors in REST output is the same as handling in applications. It is recommended to handle them in any way and e.g. log out finally if you have any error.
Let us know if that helps.
If you are using floating licenses, logging off releases this license so we recommend you logging off. Except that, it is a good practice (but I don't think it is necessary).
Handling errors in REST output is the same as handling in applications. It is recommended to handle them in any way and e.g. log out finally if you have any error.
Let us know if that helps.
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Hi Lewis,
I have created new question from your comment. It is available here: https://jazz.net/forum/questions/143418/so-how-do-i-log-out-using-rest
Hi Lewis,
Hope you've figured this out by now, but i think we did:
http://server:port/ccm/service/com.ibm.team.repository.service.internal.ILogoutRestService
with the cookies in the headers. There is also http://server:port/ccm/jauth-revoke-token in rootservices doc which I would assume is the more correct way to do it.
Henry
another option might be
https://server:port/<app>/ibm_security_logout
where <app> is ram , ccm etc..