Hi,
I'm trying out the sample "protected area".
The auth.xml looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
This file is used for description of auth process
you specify here all columns that should be retrieved from specified
database table and to which request parameters they should be compared.
Values you specify can be automatically propagated to the created session
-->
<auth-descriptor>
<connection>personnel</connection>
<table name="employee">
<!--
because dbcol user has also matching request parameter, it will be used
for actual authentication, department_id will not be compared with
anything, it will just be along with username propagated to the session
-->
<select dbcol="name" request-param="username" to-session="username"/>
<select dbcol="department_id" to-session="department_id" type="long"/>
</table>
</auth-descriptor>
<!-- vim: set et ts=2 sw=2: -->
Let's say I want a select-statement like that: "SELECT userid from
employee WHERE userid='FirstParameter' AND password='SecondParameter'"
How would this look like in the "<select dbcol" row. Can I do that in one
row, or do I have to do that in two rows? Or what else?
Regards
Jonny
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