Hi Johan,Don't worry it does not seem stupid at all ! I had the same question !!Here is a method (from a servlet) to require disconnection (code does not compile since it requires some other classes but it should be quite easy to clean it up). I use the library restlet - http://www.restlet.org/ - here (most classes in this code are coming from it )
public void disconnect(String p_TicketSession,
String p_Login,
String p_Password) {
// Alfresco is over HTTP
Client client = new Client(Protocol.HTTP);
// URL for Alfresco (I'm using an external servlet so I have to get the URL to reach Alfresco)
String urlRequete = getBaseUrlServicesAlfresco() +
"/api/login/ticket/"+p_TicketSession +
"?"+PARAM_TICKET+"="+p_TicketSession;
// NOTE HERE THE METHOD USED FOR REST CALL : DELETE and not POST or GET
Request request = new Request(Method.DELETE, urlRequete);
// Calling
Response reponse = client.handle(requete);
Status status = reponse.getStatus();
int returnCode = status.getCode();
// Checking return code
if ( returnCode == SUCCESS ) {
logDebug("Disconnection succeeded");
} else {
logDebug("Disconnection failed. Error code is : " + status.getCode());
throw new RuntimeException("Disconnection failed with http error code "+ status.getCode());
}
}
Should make the work !Boris
