Hi Chris
I have done that, I just noticed that my userLogin wasn't transmitted to my
context in my Event.
This seems like a good reason for things to go wrong, I'll try it out .
I also found this interesting doc laying around the web on the old ofbiz
wiki
http://ofbizwiki.go-integral.com/Wiki.jsp?page=ServiceEngineAuthorization
On 10/26/06, Chris Howe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
updateEntitySyncRunning implements the service:
updateEntitySync which also has an auth="true" try
disabling that authorization as well.
--- tibor katelbach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi ofbizians
>
> I'm working on an ajax information retreival for an
> EntitySync , I had to
> run the Service (EntitySyncRun) from an event
> instead of directly aSync.
> at that point because of an authorization excepetion
> I had to remove the
> auth="true" on it's declaration (Service
> EntitySyncRun), not quite
> problematic since the security verification is made
> on the controller before
> the launching event.
>
> So now all is good to move forward but unfortunetly
> now
> - the flow enters the controller
> - passes security test and authentication
> - enter the EntitySyncEvent
> - launches the EntitySync Service (runSync)
> - in this service EntityContext is
> initialised
> - enters runPushStartRunning()
> - throw EXCEPTION when minilang
> runSync("updateEntitySyncRunning" is attempted to be
> launched
>
> first because of an authentication exception , so I
> remove the auth="true"
> and then a
> [ ServiceDispatcher.java:407:ERROR] Service Error
> [updateEntitySyncRunning]: You must be logged in to
> complete the Update a
> EntitySync process.
>
> I can't seem to find the source of this error
> (probably dynamically build or
> something) ???
> Also why multiple auth="true" seem to launch
> exceptions ? shouldn't they be
> validated by the first security check ?
>
> any insight on this would gratelly be appreciated
>
> Thanks
> Best Regards
> Tibor
>
