Hey, Just to keep you informed about qi4j-lib-shiro progress, we can now use it in a webapp (servlet/filter/contextlistener).
It is very basic for now but it is working well and demonstrated using unit tests still using a CustomRealm loading credentials from an EntityStore. /Paul Le Mardi 02 Mars 2010 03:42:55, Rickard Öberg a écrit : > On 2010-03-01 21.17, Paul Merlin wrote: > > It's working well but as every first try I'm sure there's some issues > > lurking around. If someone with good qi4j eyes could read the code and > > tell me if there's something wrong going on there that would be nice. > > > > The shiro project is aiming at a 1.0.0 release soon (ie. when it's done, > > but there are a few issues remaining). I hope we can push this project > > to a really usable state. > > > > I think that a complete example using qi4j-lib-shiro in a web context > > could be nice too, wdyt ? > > Yes, definitely. In the StreamFlow code we've decided to use our > Restlet/DCI implementation as the web framework, and the code becomes > unbelievably simple. DCI is such a natural fit for REST API's. Yesterday > I then integrated that with SiteMesh 3 (sitemesh.org), which gives us a > way to do composite web pages easily. > > If I can get off my butt and put the DCI code into Qi4j, then what you > are doing would naturally fit into that as interaction constraints (I > think I explained this in the long "What's next" post). That would be a > killer base for building webapps, both for browsers and REST API-style > things. > > /Rickard > > _______________________________________________ > qi4j-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/qi4j-dev _______________________________________________ qi4j-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/qi4j-dev
