Re: [Wicket-user] Authorization startegy redirect but keep parameters
Indeed, it was what I was searching for. The answer have probably seems too
simple for what I was wanting!
Thanks a lot Erik, it was a matter of copy/pasting to make it work and sorry
because I didn't understand you. Also a big thanks for the explanation from
Igor since it is what made me understand the hint.
Everything seems so magical in Wicket. Damn life is good!
Marc
On 11/16/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this is exactly what continueToOriginalDestination() coupled with
RestartResponseAtInterceptPage exceptions do.
user access url A which results in the construction of page B
authoraization strategy kicks in when B is being constructed - and you
throw a RestartResponseAtInterceptPage(C) exception.
page C is shown with a login form, in the onsubmit() when you call
continueToOriginalDestination() wicket should go back to url A
-igor
On 11/16/06, Marc-André Houle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact, the current result is going to the admin page and trashing
the original URL while what I want was to save the original URL.
This way, after the login, I will be able to redirect to what the
user wanted first before the login.
I'm not sure if I am clear enough on what I want. The lobal thing
is : I'm not in a page, from what I know, the Authorization strategy
is used before the page get created at all. But I still need the
original URL and I don't know where to take it since I'm not in a
Paage context.
If there is something not clear, tell me and I'l try to explain again.
Thanks
Marc
Le 06-11-16 à 16:01, Erik van Oosten a écrit :
Hello Marc,
It is indeed very easy once you know where to look :)
Once the user is authenticated in the Login page you do something
like this:
if (!continueToOriginalDestination()) {
setResponsePage(Application.get().getHomePage());
}
This will set the response page only when you got here directly.
Otherwise it will use the original URL that was requested while the
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException was thrown in your code below.
Does this solve your problem, or did I misread something?
Erik.
Marc-Andre Houle schreef:
Hello group, it is again me for another question! :)
I'm trying to build an Authorization strategy around
AbstractPageAuthorizationStrategy.
For now, the authorization strategy is really simple as you will see
in this copy-paste of code :
protected boolean isPageAuthorized(Class pageClass)
{
if(instanceOf(pageClass, BaseSecurePage.class)
((PortalSession)Session.get()).getSessionId () ==
null)
{
throw new
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException(Login.class);
}
if(instanceOf (pageClass, BaseAdminPage.class ))
{
return ((PortalSession)Session.get()).isUserAdmin ();
}
return true;
}
For now, there was no problem at all and everything is perfect. But
the problem is, my boss want our application to support node linking
when not logged in. you know, like you click on the link, the
application tell you to log in and after your log in you are
redirected to the correct page.
Seem's prety simple, load the class to get a page, add to this page
the parameters used before the trigger of the authorization strategy.
The problem is : I can't find a way to discover the page parameters.
It is not accessible from the session nor the application (At least,
from what my search in the api have done). So for now, I'm stuck
with
a login page that do not know where to redirect after the login.
Can somebody help me with that?
Thanks in advance for the answer and really sorry if it is so
obvious.
Marc
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Re: [Wicket-user] Authorization startegy redirect but keep parameters
Hello Marc,
It is indeed very easy once you know where to look :)
Once the user is authenticated in the Login page you do something like this:
if (!continueToOriginalDestination()) {
setResponsePage(Application.get().getHomePage());
}
This will set the response page only when you got here directly.
Otherwise it will use the original URL that was requested while the
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException was thrown in your code below.
Does this solve your problem, or did I misread something?
Erik.
Marc-Andre Houle schreef:
Hello group, it is again me for another question! :)
I'm trying to build an Authorization strategy around
AbstractPageAuthorizationStrategy.
For now, the authorization strategy is really simple as you will see
in this copy-paste of code :
protected boolean isPageAuthorized(Class pageClass)
{
if(instanceOf(pageClass, BaseSecurePage.class)
((PortalSession)Session.get()).getSessionId () == null)
{
throw new
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException(Login.class);
}
if(instanceOf (pageClass, BaseAdminPage.class))
{
return ((PortalSession)Session.get()).isUserAdmin ();
}
return true;
}
For now, there was no problem at all and everything is perfect. But
the problem is, my boss want our application to support node linking
when not logged in. you know, like you click on the link, the
application tell you to log in and after your log in you are
redirected to the correct page.
Seem's prety simple, load the class to get a page, add to this page
the parameters used before the trigger of the authorization strategy.
The problem is : I can't find a way to discover the page parameters.
It is not accessible from the session nor the application (At least,
from what my search in the api have done). So for now, I'm stuck with
a login page that do not know where to redirect after the login.
Can somebody help me with that?
Thanks in advance for the answer and really sorry if it is so obvious.
Marc
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Re: [Wicket-user] Authorization startegy redirect but keep parameters
In fact, the current result is going to the admin page and trashing
the original URL while what I want was to save the original URL.
This way, after the login, I will be able to redirect to what the
user wanted first before the login.
I'm not sure if I am clear enough on what I want. The lobal thing
is : I'm not in a page, from what I know, the Authorization strategy
is used before the page get created at all. But I still need the
original URL and I don't know where to take it since I'm not in a
Paage context.
If there is something not clear, tell me and I'l try to explain again.
Thanks
Marc
Le 06-11-16 à 16:01, Erik van Oosten a écrit :
Hello Marc,
It is indeed very easy once you know where to look :)
Once the user is authenticated in the Login page you do something
like this:
if (!continueToOriginalDestination()) {
setResponsePage(Application.get().getHomePage());
}
This will set the response page only when you got here directly.
Otherwise it will use the original URL that was requested while the
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException was thrown in your code below.
Does this solve your problem, or did I misread something?
Erik.
Marc-Andre Houle schreef:
Hello group, it is again me for another question! :)
I'm trying to build an Authorization strategy around
AbstractPageAuthorizationStrategy.
For now, the authorization strategy is really simple as you will see
in this copy-paste of code :
protected boolean isPageAuthorized(Class pageClass)
{
if(instanceOf(pageClass, BaseSecurePage.class)
((PortalSession)Session.get()).getSessionId () ==
null)
{
throw new
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException(Login.class);
}
if(instanceOf (pageClass, BaseAdminPage.class))
{
return ((PortalSession)Session.get()).isUserAdmin ();
}
return true;
}
For now, there was no problem at all and everything is perfect. But
the problem is, my boss want our application to support node linking
when not logged in. you know, like you click on the link, the
application tell you to log in and after your log in you are
redirected to the correct page.
Seem's prety simple, load the class to get a page, add to this page
the parameters used before the trigger of the authorization strategy.
The problem is : I can't find a way to discover the page parameters.
It is not accessible from the session nor the application (At least,
from what my search in the api have done). So for now, I'm stuck
with
a login page that do not know where to redirect after the login.
Can somebody help me with that?
Thanks in advance for the answer and really sorry if it is so
obvious.
Marc
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Re: [Wicket-user] Authorization startegy redirect but keep parameters
this is exactly what continueToOriginalDestination() coupled with
RestartResponseAtInterceptPage exceptions do.
user access url A which results in the construction of page B
authoraization strategy kicks in when B is being constructed - and you throw
a RestartResponseAtInterceptPage(C) exception.
page C is shown with a login form, in the onsubmit() when you call
continueToOriginalDestination() wicket should go back to url A
-igor
On 11/16/06, Marc-André Houle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact, the current result is going to the admin page and trashing
the original URL while what I want was to save the original URL.
This way, after the login, I will be able to redirect to what the
user wanted first before the login.
I'm not sure if I am clear enough on what I want. The lobal thing
is : I'm not in a page, from what I know, the Authorization strategy
is used before the page get created at all. But I still need the
original URL and I don't know where to take it since I'm not in a
Paage context.
If there is something not clear, tell me and I'l try to explain again.
Thanks
Marc
Le 06-11-16 à 16:01, Erik van Oosten a écrit :
Hello Marc,
It is indeed very easy once you know where to look :)
Once the user is authenticated in the Login page you do something
like this:
if (!continueToOriginalDestination()) {
setResponsePage(Application.get().getHomePage());
}
This will set the response page only when you got here directly.
Otherwise it will use the original URL that was requested while the
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException was thrown in your code below.
Does this solve your problem, or did I misread something?
Erik.
Marc-Andre Houle schreef:
Hello group, it is again me for another question! :)
I'm trying to build an Authorization strategy around
AbstractPageAuthorizationStrategy.
For now, the authorization strategy is really simple as you will see
in this copy-paste of code :
protected boolean isPageAuthorized(Class pageClass)
{
if(instanceOf(pageClass, BaseSecurePage.class)
((PortalSession)Session.get()).getSessionId () ==
null)
{
throw new
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException(Login.class);
}
if(instanceOf (pageClass, BaseAdminPage.class))
{
return ((PortalSession)Session.get()).isUserAdmin ();
}
return true;
}
For now, there was no problem at all and everything is perfect. But
the problem is, my boss want our application to support node linking
when not logged in. you know, like you click on the link, the
application tell you to log in and after your log in you are
redirected to the correct page.
Seem's prety simple, load the class to get a page, add to this page
the parameters used before the trigger of the authorization strategy.
The problem is : I can't find a way to discover the page parameters.
It is not accessible from the session nor the application (At least,
from what my search in the api have done). So for now, I'm stuck
with
a login page that do not know where to redirect after the login.
Can somebody help me with that?
Thanks in advance for the answer and really sorry if it is so
obvious.
Marc
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