Clear Local Session
This post is referring to Vahana 2 (beta version). To check the document for production, please go to vDesigner-v1.0
This task clears the session from the memory of the user’s device. You can use this functionality to implement several logics. For example:- You can use this functionality to clear the current local session and then ask the user access the app by using device-level login.
To use this functionality proficiently, you need to understand the following terminologies:
- Local Session:- In the application, the local session is maintained at the device level.
- Public Page:- In an application, the public page is a page that a user can access without logging in to the application.
- Private Page:- In an application, the private page is a page that a user can only access by logging in to application. Without using the registered user name and password, the user cannot access the private page in the application.
Steps to Configure
- On the <<task group’s name>> page, find the Task panel.
- In the Task panel, search and find the Clear Local Session task.
- Drag the Clear Local Session task from the Task panel to the Execution panel.
- Under Clear Local Session, a group of boxes comes into view:
- In the boxes, you can configure related properties as follows:
List/Box | Description | Mandatory |
Reference Name | In this box, enter the name of the task. Also, the system generates a reference name by default that you can change. | Yes |
Business Rule(Optional Step) | In this box, you can configure a business rule to determine the execution of the Clear Local Session task. If the user’s action satisfies the condition in the business rule, the Clear Local Session task is executed. To configure the business rule: –> In the Business Rule box, click the application tree icon (), and the Business Rule panel opens. –> In the Business Rule panel, click CreateNew to configure the new business rule. | No |
- After you configure the related properties, click Save to configure the Clear Local Session task.
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