What if we want single sign on but do not want single sign off. Can this be done?
Hi Patrick, Crowd SSO is based on a single cookie, so that all application will check that cookie and if it's valid the user will be authenticated without the need to enter the credentials twice. The sign off basically destroy this cookie, which affects all the applications, we can't change this behavior.
I hope it helps.
Cheers
I have been reading about the "remember me" box and how that will override this??
Is that true?
The remember me option is also based on cookies (see here), so you'll have one cookie for Crowd SSO and another for the remember me. The differences are that the remember me works with one application only (not SSO) and it survives a browser restart. Crowd SSO cookie is shared among the other applications and it's invalidaded when you close the browser. The logout action will destroy both cookies by default.
If a user closes a tab but does not log out of one instance will that trigger the destruction of the cookies and close out every thing??
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