Identifying requests that invalidate user sessions

A computer hardware system configured to perform a crawl of a Web application, comprising:

• a hardware processor configured to initiate the following executable operations:
• selecting, from a first set of requests including only those crawl requests sent since a last time the crawl was in session, a next unprocessed crawl request;
• executing the selected next unprocessed crawl request;
• and
• determining, after logging into the Web application and after the executing, that a state of the crawl is out of session;
• marking, as a logout request and based upon the determining, the selected next unprocessed crawl request, wherein
• the first set of requests, from which the next unprocessed crawl request is selected, excludes all crawl requests previously marked as a logout request, and
• a crawl request marked as a logout request is a request sent to the Web Application that invalidates a user session with the Web application.

A computer program product, comprising:

• a hardware storage device having stored therein computer executable program code for performing a crawl of a Web application,
• the computer executable program code, which when executed by a computer hardware system, causes the computer hardware system to perform:
• selecting, from a first set of requests including only those crawl requests sent since a last time the crawl was in session, a next unprocessed crawl request;
• executing the selected next unprocessed crawl request;
• and
• determining, after logging into the Web application and after the executing, that a state of the crawl is out of session;
• marking, as a logout request and based upon the determining, the selected next unprocessed crawl request, wherein
• the first set of requests, from which the next unprocessed crawl request is selected, excludes all crawl requests previously marked as a logout request, and
• a crawl request marked as a logout request is a request sent to the Web Application that invalidates a user session with the Web application.