Dave,
We have found a problem in doing this - how to handle the cache.
Now we can modify the JDBC classes and add some of our own ACL list.
However, when those privileges are revoked in our system (outside of Slide),
they are still existing in the cache, so slide will still take them as valid
Gao,
One other change was to remove caching from the ContentStore object so
that even if slide thinks the user can see something they would get an
error when trying to retrieve it. Since we have a read-only system this
works fine. If you are supporting writes then you'll probably have to
change
Dave,
Could you show me how you manipulate the slide's caching code? I don't know
where
to start. Could you pls give me a little more info about modifying the cache
layer. Thanks.
regards,
Jun
Tauzell, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gao,
One other change was to remove caching from the
How could I use Lucene in Slide? Could somebody give me some examples
that I can follow?
Thanks a lot.
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Haipeng Du
Software Engineer
Comphealth,
Salt Lake City
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Make sure your webapp is requiring users to authenticate. Check the
bottom of the web.xml file, it should be fairly obvious... (I think)
-James
On Mon, 2004-12-20 at 05:15 -0800, EngR H wrote:
Hello there,
Am using Slide WCK on OC4J, and intend to use JAAS authentication, I used the
Hello James,
Thanx for the reply!
As I told u in my post, Yes, the web.xml requires authentication, although
the login window doesnot appear when I open a webfolder.. while it appears if I
accessed my webdav servlet through Internet Explorer!!
Another question is that, does it require
You can also provide your Security implementation. ACLSecurityImpl is
extendable (or will be shortly) so it is a good place to start. You can
override hasPermission() to give certain users complete access to the
system.
Coming in 2.2 is an easy way to provide your own implementations of
Content,
