> On Apr 27, 2015, at 3:04 AM, Oleksandr Bodriagov (Polystar) > <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I am using a łemtestuser1˛ created by łEmTest.java" after running the > tests. > > > Do you know why I am missing > ł<contextId>HOME</contextId><session><modId>42b35205-4a44-47b6-a6f8-5bf5f2e > b59e0</modId><user><modId>fbb92a21-4a79-4a5f-aa94-d360034e2cdf</modId>˛ > when I ask for the session object for this user?
I misstated earlier. You should only need to add the contextId element to the request document for rbacPerms. All of the other elements should be in the session document already as returned from createSession. I ran a test earlier with emtestuser1 for rbacPerms. Here is the request document I used: https://paste.apache.org/kG9N For now you can always use ‘HOME’ as the contextId. Later, if you separate your data by tenant, you would use the tenant’s id for the contextId which will map to that tenant’s data location in the DIT. Shawn [email protected]
