Thank you very much for your answer Marek.
Yes, I have set all to absolute paths.
I only have the admin and base URLs defined. Basically what it happens is
that, if I push a not before revocation for all tokens it communicates with
my jersey server and it invalidates all tokens immediatly and I get 401 when
I make a new request. But, when I make a logout through the admin-client
library, it ends the session in keycloak but the token is still active in
jersey. So, I think it is communicating with the server as the revocation
works properly and when I change the admin URL and try the revocation again
the tokens remain active. Is there any chance that this is a problem in the
logout function? I am using the version 2.1.0 Final and I am logging out
like this:
kc.realm({realm}).users().get({user_id}).logout();
Best Regards,
Rui Neves
Marek Posolda wrote
If you set the "root URL" then all the other URLs must be
relative to
that URL. So if you rather prefer to set absolute paths in your other
URLs, then don't set any "Root URL" at all. See the tooltip in admin
console.
Marek
On 05/12/16 12:08, ruiwp13 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to log out of my application through keycloak but when I call
> the logout function for a certain user it does delete the user session in
> keycloak but somehow the token is still active and I can access the
> information. I have set a base and admin url as the absolute path to my
> application which is hosted in a server. Did I set this the right way? If
> so, what is the problem?
> By the way, if I set a root and base URL I get the path duplicated in the
> clients page.
>
> Best Regards,
> Rui Neves
>
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