Closing ITS Sessions

Hi,
We migrated our ISR services to Integrated ITS. ISR has a main service QISR from which we can call the required services. The new service is opened in a new window. All the services called from QISR are custom services. These custom services have their own HTML templates and Java Script (JS).
Earlier on Standalone ITS if we choose "Quit" from the main QISR, along with the main QISR session all the sessions of the subsequent services gets closed.
This is not happening in Integrated ITS. If I quit the main QISR service, only the main QISR session gets closed. All the sessions of subsequent services still hang around. (I can see them in SM04)
These custom services doesnt have the "Quit" option within them. How to close these sessions on closing their browser window? Can we use the onunload event..?
I saw the thread [Close ITS-Session|Close ITS-Session] but couldnt be able to close it using JS or by different means.
Can somebody post the JS code? or any other ideas on closing the sessions?
Thanks,
Ravikanth
Edited by: Ravikanth Tunuguntla on Jan 25, 2009 3:30 PM

Any ideas please?
Regards,
Ravikanth

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