On 04.11.2013, at 14:06, Alessandro Bologna
wrote:
> Again, I fully understand that this is possibly a better approach with
> fewer contents and maybe if there variations on them, but in my use case
> (same exact contents, just different rendering) the approach of extending
> the script search p
On Tue, Nov 5, 2013 at 7:36 PM, Felix Meschberger wrote:
> This is obviously wrong and must be fixed.
Created the issue SLING-3231 [1] for this. For now the patch just
creates the key in parseCommandLine like Da1
regards
Chetan
[1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-3231
Chetan Mehrotr
Hi
Yes, this is a bug in the Main.parseCommandLine method: This iterates the
command line and creates a map where the parameters are the keys and the
parameter values are the values. This folds all -D parameters into a single
key-value pair just sticking with the last. This is obviously wrong a
Hi,
Looking at Sling Launchpad docs [1] it mentions that one can set
framework property via -D n=v pair. I tried passing multiple
properties like
* -D a1=b1 -D a2=b2
* -Da1=b1 -Da2=b2
In both cases only the last property is set while the others are
ignored. is there any other way it should be se
Hi
You probably want to implement an AuthenticationHandler service. You might want
to look at the OpenID authentication handler [1]. This handler leverages OpenID
to validate the identity of the user and creates the user on-demand linking the
user to the OpenID identity.
Another approache, tha
Hi
In my sling application I would like to authenticate against an external
system. Scenario is as following:
1. The credentials are validated via sling basic/form login against the
external system. (LDAP, Database, whatever)
2. If the external system grants access and the jcr user is not existing
