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WSO2 Identity Server - Oauth 2.0 - Sign-off Example for Java

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问题 I wrote a Java based sign-off routine (token revocation) for an Oauth2 authentication flow. See below the code implementation following the cURL protocol instructions in the manual described [ here ]. The program code compiles and works without error message, but after the log-off the user accounts still remains in a connected state under the WSO2 dashboard query. See below the Servlet class that triggers the log-off function: class SignoffServlet extends HttpServlet { @Override protected

Get notified from logon and logoff

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I have to develop a program which runs on a local pc as a service an deliver couple of user status to a server. At the beginning I have to detect the user logon and logoff . My idea was to use the ManagementEventWatcher class and to query the Win32_LogonSession to be notified if something changed. My first test works well, here is the code part (This would executed as a thread from a service) : private readonly static WqlEventQuery qLgi = new WqlEventQuery("__InstanceCreationEvent", new TimeSpan(0, 0, 1), "TargetInstance ISA \"Win32_LogonSession\""); public EventWatcherUser() { } public void

Get notified from logon and logoff

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问题 I have to develop a program which runs on a local pc as a service an deliver couple of user status to a server. At the beginning I have to detect the user logon and logoff . My idea was to use the ManagementEventWatcher class and to query the Win32_LogonSession to be notified if something changed. My first test works well, here is the code part (This would executed as a thread from a service) : private readonly static WqlEventQuery qLgi = new WqlEventQuery("__InstanceCreationEvent", new

Logoff interactive users in Windows from a service

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I'm trying to figure out a way to log off users in local Windows sessions from a Windows Service written in C#. Here's the background to the problem: I need to manage the computer usage time of a set of users; when their allotted time expires I want to log them off. This is in the context of a W2K8 domain. Unfortunately the login time controls in Windows simply disconnect the user from server resources; there is no way to force their sessions to terminate via this method. My approach is to build a Windows Service that I will deploy across the domain; the service will run on every client

Logoff interactive users in Windows from a service

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问题 I\'m trying to figure out a way to log off users in local Windows sessions from a Windows Service written in C#. Here\'s the background to the problem: I need to manage the computer usage time of a set of users; when their allotted time expires I want to log them off. This is in the context of a W2K8 domain. Unfortunately the login time controls in Windows simply disconnect the user from server resources; there is no way to force their sessions to terminate via this method. My approach is to

Log off user from Win XP programmatically in C#

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问题 How do I initiate a Windows XP user Log Off from a C# app? The action of my app should produce the same result as clicking \"Log Off\" in XP start menu -- it\'s fine if the system asks for a confirmation. Is there a .Net or an unmanaged API for this? 回答1: You could P/Invoke ExitWindowsEx: http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/user32/ExitWindowsEx.html Pulling it all together: using System.Runtime.InteropServices; class Class1 { [DllImport("user32.dll")] static extern bool ExitWindowsEx(uint