At 9:12 am +0100 1/3/02, Matthew Langham wrote:
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>I am still trying to figure out how to pass people onto where they
>originally wanted to go ;)
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>;-) Ok, so perhaps it is not quite so easy to work out.
>
>Basically: When the handler redirects the user to the login page it passes a
>paramete
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From: Bert Van Kets [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 11:41 AM
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Subject: RE: sunRise tutorial here
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>Is the sunRise-login action defined anywhere?
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>Yes. If you build Cocoon with the authentication/portal then you will find
>the action in the sitemap:
The current sitemap has some CR/LF conversion problems. On my Win2K
machine some transfomers, serializers and actions are defined on 1
Jeremy,
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I particularly like the use of XSLT to do the checking, makes it very
adaptable.
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Please realize that this is only one possibility. You can use whatever you
like in the authentication pipeline. The only requirement is that the
authentication XML is returned for the user as shown. So
At 5:32 pm +0100 28/2/02, Matthew Langham wrote:
>Hi,
>
>This afternoon, I quickly (!) wrote up a tutorial on using the
>authentication components (sunRise) that were part of the
>portal/authentication package we donated a couple of weeks ago.
>Basically these components can be used to protect acc
