Can you describe the usage and working of the “Clear Server Session” task in any project, and provide an example to illustrate how it is implemented and benefits the workflow?
A Server Session securely stores user-specific data on the server during their interaction with an application or website. A unique Session ID is generated to identify the user and is typically stored in the browser as a cookie or passed in headers. The session tracks data like user preferences, authentication state, or activity logs, enabling continuity and personalization. When a Clear Server Session task is triggered, the Session ID is deactivated, and all related data is deleted from the server, effectively ending the session. This ensures security, as sensitive information remains on the server and is cleared upon session termination.