Examples of org.apache.wicket.security.WaspSession.logoff()

Class org.apache.wicket.security.WaspSession

Examples of org.apache.wicket.security.WaspSession.logoff()

org.apache.wicket.security.WaspSession.logoff()
Attempts to log off the current user. Even though this call Already handles dirty flags. The {@link WaspAuthorizationStrategy} should also do the same as it is notguaranteed that every logoff comes from the session. @param context the context to use for logging off @return true, if the logoff was successful, false otherwise @see WaspAuthorizationStrategy#logoff(Object)


      @Override
      public void onClick()
      {
        WaspSession waspSession = ((WaspSession) getSession());
        if (waspSession.logoff(getLogoffContext()))
        {
          // homepage is not allowed anymore so we end up at the
          // loginpage
          setResponsePage(Application.get().getHomePage());
          waspSession.invalidate();

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      {
        WaspSession secureSession = (WaspSession) getSession();


        if (secureSession.isUserAuthenticated() && getLoggedInUser() != null)
        {
          secureSession.logoff(getLoggedInUser());
          secureSession.invalidateNow();
        }


        MyLoginContext userContext = new MyLoginContext(username, password);

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