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NMISHRANMISHRA 

zksForceClient and logout

Hi,

 

  I'm looking at the zksForceClient and somehow don't see a logout method in there. Is there plan to add logout functionality as well? (An API applicaton can logout from SF.com when it is exiting.)

 

Thanks and regards

 

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NMISHRANMISHRA

Thanks. I guess it will take then 2 hours(the default inactivity timeout) right for the user's session to be terminated?

 

Can the zksForceClient instance be reused for doing login as a different user? Or the existing instance should be released and a new instance be used for this purpose?

 

Thanks again and regards

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SuperfellSuperfell

There's no need to explicity logout the session will expire on inactivity.
NMISHRANMISHRA

Thanks. I guess it will take then 2 hours(the default inactivity timeout) right for the user's session to be terminated?

 

Can the zksForceClient instance be reused for doing login as a different user? Or the existing instance should be released and a new instance be used for this purpose?

 

Thanks again and regards

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NMISHRANMISHRA
NMISHRA wrote:

Thanks. I guess it will take then 2 hours(the default inactivity timeout) right for the user's session to be terminated?

 

Can the zksForceClient instance be reused for doing login as a different user? Or the existing instance should be released and a new instance be used for this purpose?

 

Thanks again and regards

Hi,

 

  Checking again in this regard. Can the zksForceClient be safely reused to login as a different user or should a new instance be created while releasing the earlier instance?

 

Thanks and regards
SuperfellSuperfell

You can safely call login again.
NMISHRANMISHRA

Thanks! I guess you mean on the same zksForceClient instance right? The old session will expire then after 2 hours.
SuperfellSuperfell

Yes
NMISHRANMISHRA

Thanks...it was very helpful! One more question. Is the zkForceClient threadsafe? That is, can it be safely called from multiple threads?

 

Thanks again and regards
SuperfellSuperfell

No, every thread should have its own instance, the ZKSforceClient object implements the NSCopying protocol to make that easy.