On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 11:12:10 -0500, Matthew Small <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm writing a security plugin for our mach-ii applications. I need
> to be able to halt further event processing if a user is not authenticated
> or authorized. This is an event-based security model.
> I'm using arguments.eventContext.clearEventQueue() in the preEvent()
> function of the plugin, but it does not seem to stop processing further
> events.
> Here is a snippet of the code I am using:
>
> <cfset arguments.eventContext.clearEventQueue()/>
> <cfset arguments.eventContext.announceEvent("login")/>
>
> I'm thinking that this means that any events in the queue are removed and
> the application then processes the login event. But what I am seeing is that
> the login event is thrown, then the same events that already were in the
> queue are still processed. Am I missing something here?
What you are doing sounds correct from what little you've shown us so
there's probably something else going on. I'd advise posting this
question to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list and post more
information and I bet you'll get an answer.
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