Hi,
I would like to structure my application so that the user can choose to
login instead of being enexpectedly prompted to be logged in.
It seems declarative form-based security comes with the philosophy that
your URL has to explicilty request a resource which is secured under the
role you
i think that unless Im completly missing your point your missing the
Realm's point. (Or I am)
When you log in using the realm it takes from the database all your
associated roles. ie
if you have admin, editor and journo roles but you only need 'editor'
role for the area you want
to go into TC
Suggestion: Search the archive. This is a very frequently asked question.
What you want to do is the same as everyone else using FORM-based CMA.
The fact is that it doesn't work on a let basis; rather a make
basis. One hint I will give you: the container is going to load all of
a user's
Eddie Bush wrote:
Suggestion: Search the archive. This is a very frequently asked
question.
What you want to do is the same as everyone else using FORM-based CMA.
The fact is that it doesn't work on a let basis; rather a make
basis. One hint I will give you: the container is going
David Cassidy wrote:
i think that unless Im completly missing your point your missing the
Realm's point. (Or I am)
When you log in using the realm it takes from the database all your
associated roles. ie
if you have admin, editor and journo roles but you only need 'editor'
role for the
