"Armin Waibel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> - setup one jdbc-connection-descriptor
>> <jdbc-connection-descriptor
>> jcd-alias="oracle"
>> default-connection="false"
>> protocol="jdbc"
>> subprotocol="oracle"
>> platform="Oracle"
>> driver="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver"
>> jdbc-level="2.0"
>> dbalias="thin:@host:1521:DB"
>> username=""
>> password=""
>> />
> Say you have user 'guest' and user 'admin'.
> PBKey guestKey = new PBKey("oracle", "guest", "passwd1");
> PBKey adminKey = new PBKey("oracle", "admin", "passwd2");
Thanks for the quick response, here's a potential issue though.
OK, I can do that, no problem. However, I need to create these in an
authorization situation. I'm using SecurityFilter
(http://securityfilter.sf.net/) w/ Struts to do
authorization. SecurityFilter does this as a filter, so I don't have
access to the HttpRequest or anything. What I need to do is store the
resulting PB or PBKey or something useful into the connection manager
(or something). Then I could (I'm guessing) access that anywhere.
So I guess my real question is how and where can I save this
information? Do I need a custom connection manager? Does that even
matter here?
Does that make sense?
> Preconditioned it work for you, could you send me a short explanation
> of this in your own words to integrate in FAQ (maybe this will make
> it easier for the next user ;-)).
I can try :)
cdh
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