Just add the following in the template that you use for those pages which live
in the secure area. This will invoke the factory on the piece of Java code
provided earlier, and as a result outject the portalUser in the session
context. Place the Java code in a stateful bean as part of the bigger
application (a good place would be in the JAASExample/src/java/csir/user/seam/
directory).
<h:outputText value="#{portalUser.login}" rendered="false"/>
anonymous wrote : Maybe you could even share your entire Seam application?
| This would be great for learning Seam.
That is part of the plan. At this point the whole app is under heavy
development with a severe deadline in the very near future. The whole thing is
a highly configurable (read as multilingual) content management system (plus
additional services) created with accessibility and usability in mind (the
project is aimed as an information portal for accessibility and disability in
South Africa, part of quite a big national initiative.)
See http://www.napsa.org.za/ for more information.
Regards
Louis
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