Hi all,
I'm trying to secure my application file-tree with pages.xml.
My content (to be secured) resides in /main/*, but I'd like to 'flag' some
files in this tree as publicly accessible, without removing them from /main/*
Currently, this is my pages.xml :
| <page view-id="/main/*">
| <restrict>#{identity.loggedIn}</restrict>
| </page>
| <page view-id="/main/public.xhtml">
| <restrict>#{!identity.loggedIn}</restrict>
| </page>
|
I've tried several options for the second restrict-content (null, empty, etc),
but the page is always secured.
Is there a way to override the initial wildcard (without restricting every
single file)?
Bram
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