XMII Logout and Login

Hi,
I am facing an issue in of the scenario. During my testing I logged out ( User :- USER1 ) of xMII using the hyperlink in xMII home page "Logout" and it take me to login page. Using the same page I am logging as different user (User :-USER2). Display applet methods are returning the same values of USER1.
After searching the xMII documentation I found this issue is well documented in help.sap.com.
My question is - Is there any solution other than closing the browser and relogin in new browser session.
Thanks,
Srinivas.

Srinivas,
Don't use: document.APPLETNAME.getUserName();
Use this instead: document.APPLETNAME.getPropertyValue("IllumLoginName");
This URL will also confirm who the browser really is after you've logged in as USER1, then logout (Relogin.jsp) and login as USER2 and reconfirm.
<a href="http://server:port/Lighthammer/PropertyAccessServlet?Mode=List">http://server:port/Lighthammer/PropertyAccessServlet?Mode=List</a>
Regards,
Jeremy

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