How to Expose LogOff services as an iview on TopLevel Navigation

Question

Dear Experts
I need to provide a logoff iview in Top Level Navigation.
I have created a pdk  application for this. It is providing the basic functionality of logoff, but after logoff it is redirecting to the default portal logon page instead of my custosed logon page.
Code of LogOff services.
IAuthentication Authen = UMFactory.getAuthenticator();
HttpServletRequest req = request.getServletRequest();
HttpServletResponse res = request.getServletResponse(true);
Authen.forceLogoffUser(req, res,"http://ssvepd00:50000/irj/portal/anonymous/LogOnPage?guest_user=JTCGuest");
Could you please suggest me where I am missing? Is it anything to do with ume.logoff.redirect.silent property?
PAppreciate your response..
Regards
Shanmukha Rao Banisetti
Ph: 9916736946

Answer 1

Hi! I guess it's nice to get called upon by name. :-)
As user878 mentions, the problem trying to execute tmloadcf is related to the fact that the associated IPC resources are already considered active by Tuxedo, i.e., you did a tmboot with a given TUXCONFIG and that Tuxedo environment is still running.
Specifically to answer your questions:
1)can my application placed in any folder other and execute compile tmloadcf from there?Where the files reside is almost immaterial. What is key is what the environment variable TUXCONFIG points to. That file defines a Tuxedo environment and is created with the tmloadcf command. Once the application is booted, you can't use tmloadcf to change the configuration. You either need to use the tmconfig command or shutdown the environment and then issue the tmloadcf command and then reboot the environment.
2)How to test my service using command prompt.Tuxedo only provides a generic command line client for Tuxedo services that use FML or FML32 buffers. The commands are ud and ud32. For Tuxedo services that use other buffer types, you will have to develop a specific client.
I have also updated the Jrepository .The Jolt repository is only needed if you are using Jolt, the Java client API to Tuxedo services.
Regards,
Todd Little
Oracle Tuxedo Chief Architect