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Hi, <br />
<br />
Thanks a lot for the reply.<br />
But this code is not working in the case of Mozilla.<br />
<br />
I have another quick question:<br />
How to call the JSF backing bean method from the JavaScript? Is there any way to do that??<br />
<br />
Thanks again.<br />
Rajesh<br />

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Hi,

Thanks a lot for the reply.
But this code is not working in the case of Mozilla.

I have another quick question:
How to call the JSF backing bean method from the JavaScript? Is there any way to do that??

Thanks again.
Rajesh


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You can create a JSF form and call submit from javascript.
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You can create a JSF form and call submit from javascript.

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Can you provide a solution for the initial question? The above javascript solution will not work in mozilla. So i need something to work in Mozila. Can you help me on that.<br />
<br />
Thanks &amp;&nbsp;Regards<br />
Uday
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Can you provide a solution for the initial question? The above javascript solution will not work in mozilla. So i need something to work in Mozila. Can you help me on that.

Thanks & Regards
Uday

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Hi all, <br />
<br />
I am designing a portal using JSF. It has a user login for which I create a session.<br />
I delete the session if the user clicks on logout. I also want the session to be <br />
deleted when the user closes the browser window. How can I catch the event of <br />
closing the browser?? <br />
I thought of using onunload() function but it is specified in some forums that <br />
function specified for onUnload() will be executed either if we refresh the page or <br />
if we close the browser window. <br />
<br />
So this might not work for me. Please help me in figuring out a better option.<br />
<br />
Thanks,
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Hi all, 

I am designing a portal using JSF. It has a user login for which I create a session.
I delete the session if the user clicks on logout. I also want the session to be 
deleted when the user closes the browser window. How can I catch the event of 
closing the browser?? 
I thought of using onunload() function but it is specified in some forums that 
function specified for onUnload() will be executed either if we refresh the page or 
if we close the browser window. 

So this might not work for me. Please help me in figuring out a better option.

Thanks,

How to catch the browser close event to delete session - Problem while designing portal using JSF...

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