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{}}while (isLoggedIn() == false && loginExpired == false);}// end doLogin()protected boolean isLoggedIn(){if (m_saService == null){return false;}return m_saService.isLoggedIn();}When the server application has logged in, the loggedIn() method is called. InExample 12-13, we create a Resolver object from the LookupServicecomponent, and remove ourselves as a LoginListener, as this is no longerrequired.Example 12-13 SametimeToken loggedIn() method// Event fired by successful login to server -public void loggedIn(LoginEvent event){System.out.println("LoggedIn()");m_resolver = m_lookupService.createResolver(true, // Return all matches.false, // Non-exhaustivelookup.true, // Return resolvedusers.resolved groups.m_saService.removeLoginListener(this);}false); // Do not returnControl then passes back to the getToken() method (Example 12-14 onpage 348) of the TokenGenerator object, and the getToken() method ofSametimeToken is called, as shown in Example 12-9 on page 344. ThegetToken() method adds the class as both a ResolveListener andTokenServiceListener. It attempts to resolve the user name to a valid Sametimeuser by calling the Resolver’s resolve() method. It then waits for the booleanm_bFinished flag to be set to true before continuing. It begins cleaning up byremoving itself as a TokenServiceListener and ResolveListener before loggingout from the server. Finally, it stops and unloads the Sametime session beforereturning the token to the TokenGenerator object.Chapter 12. Ideas for customization and integration 347