Can't log out of App Server

Sun Java System Application Server Enterprise Edition 9.1 (build b13)
We have several EARs running against Sun App server and using Container Form based authentication.
In the applications, we have a Logout link. The Logout link triggers an action in the application, and that action invalidates the user session. It then forwards them to our "index.jsp" which is controlled by the servlet security settings.
But the problem is that the user is not "logged out". When they hit the index.jsp, it does not prompt them for a login, not does it prevent them from going anyplace in the application.
Any ideas as to why the container does not log them out? We do have SSO enabled in the app server. Is there a better technique for logging a user out?

I have fixed it...The solution was to reboot the iPhone. Shut it down, turned it back on, and then the problem apps went away. I had to resynch them from iTunes.

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