Hi
In many web-application, the authentication of visitors is important. Usually this happens with username / password.
Does jdbforms (which is a framework/toolkit for webapplications) do this work for me (validating the username / password which are stored in a database), or do i have to code my own beans?
No jdbforms does not do this AFAIK. However, you can use http://sourceforge.net/projects/pow2acl/ if desired.
I haven't used it myself but the author is a dbforms contributor and has recommended it to others.
I found in the documentation the chapter "Security Constraint". But this
functions just seams to help, if the user is already registered and logged
in.
-- Shawn
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