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Question
I have a WinForms app that is using the loopback listener interface (spec 7.3) to perform SSO so users can log in once and have access to both the native WinForm app and a Web MVC application. Logging in works fine.
My question is how can I trigger the native app to sign out when the MVC app signs out via the back channel? Is this part of the specification, I can't find it if so? The backchannelredirecturi also doesn't allow random ports so this seems incompatible?
The spec specifically says that the listener interface should be short lived so continuously listening on a /logout endpoint seems like a bad idea, but to me it seems like the only option.
Is this the way you would implement this? Or is there a better way?