[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : If you can wait a bit longer for the Seam security
features to be completed, I think you'll find you'll be able to apply much more
interesting security policies to your application.
Just saw that 1.1.5 is out... I can't wait to see some examples on this...
Please
toni wrote : How can I render parts of the page depending on the user role
with this kind of security setup?
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| I would like to hide or show menu items depending on whether or not the
user belongs to a certain rule.
Same here toni ;-)
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markfoerstein wrote : toni wrote : How can I render parts of the page
depending on the user role with this kind of security setup?
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| | I would like to hide or show menu items depending on whether or not the
user belongs to a certain rule.
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| Same here toni ;-)
Easy:
Wow, instant answer. Are you a human or a forum bot or something...;-)
PS: I liked the self destruct thing ;-)
Will check it out...
Thanks Gavin.
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Does JSF provide any means of checking for the role the user is in?
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One final question:
How can I render parts of the page depending on the user role with this kind of
security setup?
I would like to hide or show menu items depending on whether or not the user
belongs to a certain rule.
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I have now used the web.xml and it works fine for me. There is a good
JAASExample in the wiki. I can recommend it.
Just one last question. I noticed that the j_security_check is the URL to which
the request for a FORM login gets posted to.
Is that a constant or can we change it? And how could
That is a magic value defined by the servlet spec (which is totally atrociously
bad on authentication).
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Does web.xml security give you the functionality you want? If so, then go
ahead and use it. JBoss makes it really easy to work with. The problem is
that the functionality just isn't very advanced.
If you can wait a bit longer for the Seam security features to be completed, I
think you'll
