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URLs for forms and applications<br />
The goto parameter redirects users to an alternate URL after login or logout. Any<br />
URL after a goto statement must be URL-encoded.<br />
Use the enc parameter to specify the type of character encoding used in other<br />
parameters, such as UTF-8 or Shift_JIS.<br />
When you use login and logout parameters in URLs, use the following guidelines:<br />
To have users log in manually, specify login.jsp.<br />
To take users to the logout page only, specify logout.jsp or specify<br />
LogoutServlet without the goto parameter.<br />
To have users go directly to an alternate URL, specify LoginServlet or<br />
LogoutServlet and the goto parameter.<br />
When creating login and logout URLs, do not include quotation marks around<br />
parameter values.<br />
The following examples show how to use URLs for login and logout. In these<br />
examples, mid<strong>Tier</strong>Server is the name of the web server, arsys is the default<br />
context path, and URL is a valid URL. When creating login and logout URLs, do not<br />
include quotation marks around parameter values.<br />
Example 1: Login with default login page<br />
http://mid<strong>Tier</strong>Server/arsys/shared/login.jsp?goto=URL<br />
&server=serverName<br />
The user logs in by using the default login page, and then goes to the specified<br />
URL.<br />
Example 2: Login with customized login page<br />
http://webServerName/contextPath/shared/customLoginFile.jsp?<br />
goto=URL=&server=AR<strong>System</strong>Server<br />
The user logs in by using a login page customized for an application, and then goes<br />
to the specified URL.<br />
Example 3: User logged in automatically<br />
http://mid<strong>Tier</strong>Server/arsys/servlet/LoginServlet?goto=URL<br />
&server=serverName&username=userName&pwd=password<br />
The user is logged in automatically and goes directly to the specified URL.<br />
Example 4: Logout<br />
http://mid<strong>Tier</strong>Server/arsys/servlet/LogoutServlet?goto=URL<br />
The user logs out and goes directly to the specified URL.<br />
Creating login and logout buttons<br />
You can create a button field that users can click to log out, or a button form<br />
element that users can click to log in or log out.<br />
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