Thank you, Jim and Jason, for your help with this. I was all set to go
with the run process javascript solution but in the meantime, I was
working with BMC on the original run process idea. They were able to get
that working to accomplish the ideal scenario: log the user out of
Remedy, clear the Remedy credentials from IE and return the user to the
company homepage. So I will be going with that.
 
Here's the final run process that accomplishes all of the above:
PERFORM-ACTION-OPEN-URL current "http://<actual midtier server
name>/mid-tier/servlet/LogoutServlet?goto=http%3A%2F%2Fcvtynet.cvty.com%
2F <http://<actual midtier server
name>/mid-tier/servlet/LogoutServlet?goto=http%3A%2F%2Fcvtynet.cvty.com%
2F> "
 

Jenni Wacholz 
480-445-2517 
WFH Wednesdays  602-606-7484 

 

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Subject: Re: How can I close browser windows from an active link?


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Try it this way: 

javascript:window.opener=self;window.close(); 


Best regards, 
Jim. 

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