Hi j2ee_junkie,
Yes, thanks for that. I had come to the same conclusion a little while ago now.
I have indeed settled for my original idea which is to populate some beans via
a database query during the login process. i.e. If the user has logged in
successfully then I query the database and then put the populated beans in the
session for future use.
'anavailablename', if you are still stuck with what to do you could always try
this:
public class DBLoginModule extends DatabaseServerLoginModule {
|
| /** The JACC PolicyContext key for the current Subject */
| public static final String WEB_REQUEST_KEY =
"javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest";
|
| public boolean login() throws LoginException {
|
| boolean loginAccepted = super.login();
|
| if(loginAccepted) {
|
| HttpServletRequest request = null;
| HttpSession session = null;
| try {
| request = (HttpServletRequest)
PolicyContext.getContext(WEB_REQUEST_KEY);
| session = ((HttpServletRequest)
request).getSession(true);
| } catch(PolicyContextException e) {
| log.error("Unable to retrieve Policy Context:
"+e.getMessage());
| e.printStackTrace();
| return false;
| }
|
| // make your database queries here and populate beans
|
| // add to session
|
| // NB: if you need to due to errors or other problems you
can always revoke
| // the login at any point by setting loginAccepted to
false.
|
| }
|
| return loginAccepted;
| }
| }
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