Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] javadocs online

2004-06-24 Thread Ben Alex
Scott Evans wrote: I wonder if you might consider putting the current release's javadocs up on the project's home page? I'd like to place a link directly to it in the javadocs for the application that I am using acegi in. --

[Acegisecurity-developer] Re: Customizing DaoAuthenticationProvider, et al.

2004-06-24 Thread Scott Evans
Ben wrote:-snip- Ive made isPasswordCorrect protected (see CVS). You should be able to subclass DaoAuthenticationProvider, override this method, and achieve the desired functionality. -snip-Thanks for doing this but I had problems with the Authentication object that DaoAuthenticationProvider retur

[Acegisecurity-developer] javadocs online

2004-06-24 Thread Scott Evans
Hi,   I wonder if you might consider putting the current release's javadocs up on the project's home page?   I'd like to place a link directly to it in the javadocs for the application that I am using acegi in.   Thanks, Scott Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage!

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] Re: Re: User private members

2004-06-24 Thread Ben Alex
Randy Thornton wrote: That is the best answer. Thanks. If nobody has any concerns or objections, I'll make this change later today. I'll leave User as the concrete implementation so nobody's existing code breaks, whilst creating a UserDetails interface. Just checked it the refactoring of U

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] Custom attributes on User Object

2004-06-24 Thread Ben Alex
Karel Miarka wrote: I have downloaded and built the current CVS version and run all my application test agains it. Everything is OK except one little backward incompatibility: when my old code (custom AccessDecisionVoter or Tapestry Engine) needs to get the username of logged in user it calls auth.

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] Custom attributes on User Object

2004-06-24 Thread Karel Miarka
Ben, I have downloaded and built the current CVS version and run all my application test agains it. Everything is OK except one little backward incompatibility: when my old code (custom AccessDecisionVoter or Tapestry Engine) needs to get the username of logged in user it calls auth.getPrincipal()