Thanks Sergui for taking time to nicely explaining the
best option. Actually I also need to use MS silverlight
as my front end. So how do I connect silverlight front
end with the xwiki engine? Like after getting the ID
and PW from the front end where do I pass them to get
authenticated, suppose I do install 2 virtual xwikis and
have global users?
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 1:34 AM, Sergiu Dumitriu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Vivian Richard wrote:
>> Hi, I need one log-in module which will sign me in for
>> both xwiki enterprise and xwiki workspace. How do I
>> implement that.
>>
>
> If they are both located at the same address, but under a different
> application context, like host.net/enterprise and host.net/workspaces,
> then you shouldn't do anything. If they have the same base domain name,
> like enterprise.myhost.net and workspaces.myhost.net, then you should
> change in xwiki.cfg (for both applications) the variable cookiedomains to
>
> xwiki.authentication.cookiedomains=myhost.net
>
> If both applications have the same cookie encryption keys
> (xwiki.authentication.validationKey and
> xwiki.authentication.encryptionKey), and the user exists in both wikis
> and has the same password, then it should work.
>
> But this implies that all user profiles are duplicated. It would be
> better to install enterprise manager, and have two virtual wikis as
> enterprise and workspaces, and only global users. This way you make sure
> the users are defined just in one place. (you still need to change the
> cookiedomains variable). However, this is a bit more difficult to do,
> since you must manually turn an enterprise into workspaces, but it is
> doable in about 5-10 minutes.
> --
> Sergiu Dumitriu
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