How to invalidate seam POJO session?

Per ISASI's answer you can use this code to invalidate the session.

Per ISASI's answer you can use this code to invalidate the session: Session.instance().invalidate(); In answer to your follow up "question" (which you added as an answer, bizarrely). To close the session after informing the user of the sucess then you create a "confirm" page and redirect to it based on a rule associated with the "success" outcome. Then create a page action to invalidate the session.

Technically, the session will be closed beofre rendering the page, so that may create a timing issue with regards accessing session data, so you may need to hack around with page parameters to compensate. This is because you are basically doing it "wrong" by using a session per email. You'll be much better off using a conversation because there is an @End annotation that ends the conversation after rendering the view - much easier.

You'll need to switch to using conversations once your application involves more than one task as any state held between tasks will be lost. I imagine that will happen quite quickly. These timing and state management issues are the problem Seam conversations was designed to solve.

Thanks, that works! Next, related question: I send the mail: renderer. Render("/mail.

Xhtml"); return "success"; and inform the user about successful mailsending. Only after that, I'd like to invalidate the session. How?

Thanks, Rory.

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