Session Scoped obSSOCookie

Hi all,
In my application if the user clicks on the "Sign Out" link, the obSSOCookie is removed. Later when the user logs into the site with the same browser, every thing work perfectly. But if the user closes the browser without properly signing off, I see some strange results when the user logs in next time in the same browser.
How can I configure the webgate to create a Session scoped obSSOCookie? I mean the obSSOCookie has to be removed when the user close the browser (without siging off properly).
A * R

Hi Rajesh,
By default, the ObSSOCookie is a session cookie. The problem might be your browser - in Firefox and other such tabbed browsers, browser instances share cookies and even closing the browser does not get rid of it. You can try using a HTTP tracing tool to verify that the ObSSOCookie is still there even when you "close" the browser and try logging in the next time.
-Vinod

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