Sergio Bossa wrote:
I don't see how implementing a custom AuthenticationEntryPoint would
solve my problem, which is not related to the login page, but rather
to the page displayed after successfull login.
It could be done by using the AuthenticationEntryPoint to modify the
target URL defined by
Ben Alex wrote:
> You could also write your own custom AuthenticationEntryPoint, which
is probably preferable to subclassing.
Thanks for your reply, Ben.
I don't see how implementing a custom AuthenticationEntryPoint would
solve my problem, which is not related to the login page, but rather t
Ray Krueger wrote:
I don't see an upgrade file for 0.8 to whatever is next though. Since
I don't know what is going to be next, I left it alone.
Thanks for making the improvement, Ray.
I've added upgrade-080-100.html and a basic overview of the change.
Please feel free to modify.
Cheers
Ben
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I commited the code changes to AbstractProcessingFilter and it's
tests, added javadoc, and updated the changes.xml file.
I don't see an upgrade file for 0.8 to whatever is next though. Since
I don't know what is going to be next, I left it alone.
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 07:48:57 +1000, Ben Alex <[EM
Ray Krueger wrote:
I'd be happy to continue this work if everyone thinks it's worthwhile.
+1. Go for it. Anything beats the getter/setter approach.
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OK let's try again, sorry lol
In the past Ben has said that he doesn't like the way the
AbstractProcessingFilter handles exceptions. Right now, for every new
exception we want to handle in the abstractProcessi
Thanks. That clears it.
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From: Ben Alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 4:36 PM
To: Shishir K. Singh; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: AbstractProcessingFilter
Shishir K. Singh wrote:
> Hi Ben,
>
> Tried posting this on "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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Shishir K. Singh wrote:
Hi Ben,
Tried posting this on "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
but for some reason it's bouncing back. Therefore sending directly to you.
I have not tested it out, but my understanding after going through the
contacts sample for cas authorization is that when the authentication
fails
