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following three actions are available in your Cocoon application. There is
no
need to configure them.</p>
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--- <map:action name="cauth-is-logged-in"
+++ <pre> <map:action name="cauth-is-logged-in"
src="org.apache.cocoon.auth.acting.LoggedInAction"/>
<map:action name="cauth-login"
src="org.apache.cocoon.auth.acting.LoginAction"/>
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<h2>Updating from the authentication-fw block</h2>
--- <pre> </pre>
---
<p>If you're already using the Cocoon authentication-fw block and want to
update
to Cocoon Auth, you can take the following steps as a starting point.
However,
depending on your application, there might be additional things you have to
take
care of!</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
---
<p>In general, the authentication-fw block only supports the notion of a
security handler (applications are possible but very rarely used). As Cocoon
Auth is build around the notion of an application with an attached security
handler, you need to configure both: a security handler and an
application:</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ <bean name="org.apache.cocoon.auth.SecurityHandler/handler"
+++ class="org.apache.cocoon.auth.impl.PipelineSecurityHandler"
+++ scope="singleton">
+++ <property name="authenticationResource"
value="cocoon:raw:/sunrise-authuser"/>
+++ <property name="sourceResolver"
ref="org.apache.excalibur.source.SourceResolver"/>
+++ </bean>
+++ <bean name="org.apache.cocoon.auth.Application/my-application"
+++ class="org.apache.cocoon.auth.StandardApplication"
+++ scope="singleton">
+++ <property name="securityHandler"
ref="org.apache.cocoon.auth.SecurityHandler/handler"/>
+++ </bean>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ </pre>
--- <pre> </pre>
---
<p>Configure a security handler that uses a pipeline for authenticating the
user
and configure the pipeline - this is the same pipeline you are using with
the
authentication-fw.</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<p>Then configure an application that uses the standard implementation and
give
the previously created handler as a configuration value.</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<p>The next step is to change the usage of the actions - the
authentication-fw
block uses a set of actions starting with the prefix "auth-".</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<h3>Login action</h3>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<p>You can simply change the usage of the <em>auth-login</em> action to
<em>cauth-login</em>. Rename the parameter <em>handler</em> to
<em>application</em> and set the value to your previously created
application.
</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<h3>Logout action</h3>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<p>You can simply change the usage of the <em>auth-logout</em> action to
<em>csuth-logout</em>. Rename the parameter <em>handler</em> to
<em>application</em> and set the value to your previously created
application.
</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<h3>Protect Action</h3>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<p>You can simply change the usage of the <em>auth-protect</em> action to
<em>cauth-is-logged-in</em>. Rename the parameter <em>handler</em> to
<em>application</em> and set the value to your previously created
application.
</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
+++
<h3>IsLoggedIn Action</h3>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
+++ </pre>
<p>You can simply change the usage of the <em>auth-isloggedin</em> action to
<em>cauth-is-logged-in</em>. Rename the parameter <em>handler</em> to
<em>application</em> and set the value to your previously created
application.
</p>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ <pre>
--- <pre> </pre>
+++ </pre>
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