Spring Cloud Cloud architecture-SSO Single Sign-on OAuth2.0 logout process (3)

I based on the framework of the use of OAuth2.0 summary, drawing a user name + password to achieve OAuth2.0 login certification flowchart, today we look at the logout process:

Java code

2. /**
4. * User logoff
6. * @param accesstoken
8. * @return
10. */
12. @RequestMapping (value = "/user/logout", method = Requestmethod.post)
14. Public Responsevo userlogout (@RequestHeader (value = "Accesstoken", required = true) String Accesstoken,
16. @RequestHeader (value = "userid", required = true) Long userId) throws exception{
18. Oauthaccesstoken Oauthaccesstoken = Usermgrservice.getoauthaccesstoken (Accesstoken);
20. if (null = = Oauthaccesstoken) {
22. return Userresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_code_oauth_accesstoken_empty, null  );
24. }
26. //delete Oauthtoken records
28. Boolean result = Usermgrservice.revokeoauthtoken (Oauthaccesstoken);
30. if (result) {
32. return Userresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_return_code_success, null);
34. }
36. return Userresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (Userresponsecode.response_code_system_error, null);
38. }

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Spring Cloud Cloud architecture-SSO Single Sign-on OAuth2.0 logout process (3)