Hi Scott, First background, when I used StubPersonAttributeDao per the user's manual, I did see the backingMap attributes in the multi-valued dropdown when I add the service. As a test, I selected a couple of the attributes as allowed attributes. Then, I could use discovery to look in the mysql db and see the service and all fields looked normal, except the allowed attributes field had binary stuff in it. Finally, I used a log message to list the allowed attributes retrieved by getAlowedAttributes(), and it showed no allowed attributes being retrieved.
Then I changed the attributeRepository bean class to MultiRowJdbcPersonAttributeDao as previously described, which has the attribute map in property named nameValueColumnMappings. Using this class for the attributeRepository bean, the behavior I am observing when I add a service is the multi-valued dropdown has nothing in it. I guess hibernate is not picking up the attribute map. I need some help on configuring this, any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Robert Lewis > Robert, > This may seem like a completely dumb question but when you view the > service > in the Services Management tool, before you save it, are you selecting > the > attributes in the multi-valued dropdown and then pressing save? > AttributeRepository is used to display the list of potential > attributes a > service could access, while the Services Management tool allows you to > select which ones it actually can access. > -Scott _______________________________________________ Yale CAS mailing list [email protected] http://tp.its.yale.edu/mailman/listinfo/cas
