Oops, ok... I didn't understand what your problem was then... The only thing I know about this issue is that the "Login" process does what you're trying to achieve: a folder named as @username@ that it's only accessible by the owner (because of an <owner> security constraint definition in the folder.metadata) is created.
Though I'm interested in this matter also, I didn't face the Login process yet so I can't tell you anything else... =/ Sorry. Regards, Enrique > -----Mensaje original----- > De: Martin Maidhof [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Enviado el: jueves, 13 de julio de 2006 17:50 > Para: Jetspeed Users List > Asunto: Re: J2: How to define security constraint <owner> .... > > Hi Enrique, > > thanks for the answer, but i think these constraints only work IF YOU > KNOW THE USERNAME. > > I have a template of a page for all users. Whenever a user is created, > this template is copied to the new user folder and THEN THE USERNAME HAS > TO > BE DYNAMICALLY SET inside the security constraint. > > I first thought maybe @username@ is dynamically replaced by jetspeed, but > that's not the case. > > So how to constrain to the user dynamically ? > > regards, > Martin > -- > > . frankfurt am main, 31°c, die gefühlte temperatur > liegt bei 33°c. zur zeit ein wenig bewölkt in 1128 > m. die sichtweite reicht weiter als 10 km. zur zeit > leicht regen. > > < martin maidhof > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > t +49 69 759003 14 > > wemove digital solutions GmbH > www.wemove.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
