I need to be able to allow anyone who visits my portal to add an account.
So, I set up MySQL so it works when I login as turbine.
Then, I added a key to JetspeedResources.properties which, when true, adds a
link to the bottom of the JetspeedLogon screen. This link loads the
JetspeedSignup screen, which is JetspeedLogon with first and last name and
password confirm fields named per
org.apache.turbine.modules.screens.admin.AddUser. For the action, I first tried
using admin.NewUser. This didn't seem to map to anything so I wrote a simple
JetspeedNewUser: public class JetspeedNewUser extends
org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.admin.NewUser {}
Now, I get a stack trace in the Tomcat screen to the effect that the
stackTraceException field was not found in org.apache.turbine.util.RunData.
Nothing in turbine.log.
Am I sort of on the right track? It seems odd that I would have to wrap any
Turbine class that I want to use in a Jetspeed class. Is this a security
feature to prevent exploiatation of Turbine's default behaviors?
Speaking of security, I noticed there is a SecurityCheck in the Turbine class.
Is there something I need to do to authorize Jetspeed to add users?
-ed
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