Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the answer on that. I would still 
love to see a sample CF/Flex app from the developers that shows 
their vision for a good login system using CFLOGIN. I know its hard 
to find the time for stuff like this but security and authentication 
is so integral to every app. With this stuff being so new to me I 
don't trust that my solution is as solid as it could be or that I am 
seeing all the angles.



--- In [email protected], "D. Dean Harmon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> I can't answer the other questions right now, but I can answer 
this 
> one:
> 
> > And one last question, if CFLOGIN is the ColdFusion's answer to 
a 
> > best practice for application security why is it not implemented 
by 
> > the login code that is built by the new CF/Flex wizard? 
> 
> The reason that the wizard does not implement login code, but just 
a 
> skeleton, is that we have no idea what the user will *really* want 
to 
> do to manage logins.  What if the Flex App is part of a larger app 
and 
> they were already logged in?  What if they have a different schema 
for 
> doing login stuff than CFLogin?  Are they using LDAP, roles, or NT 
> Security?  Lots of different questions.
> 
> We made the skeleton so you could put your code in there to do 
what 
> you want as an example, that's why the login method always returns 
> true and has no actual code inside of it.
>







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