Greets again -- quick question:
I'd like to be able for users to login to my application by first coming to the
main "www.mysite.com" side of the application and then redirecting to their own
vanity url-prefixed URL e.g. "foo.mysite.com" -- the problem *seems* that if I
log the user in on www (by calling getContext().setUser(foo) then
RedirectResoution to http://foossite.mysite.com the user is no longer set.
get and set user are trivial enough:
public void setUser(User currentUser)
{
getRequest().getSession().setAttribute("user", currentUser);
}
public User getUser()
{
return (User) getRequest().getSession().getAttribute("user");
}
if i first go to foossite.mysite.com/Login.action i can of course login so the
logic is working, but that's *not* an option here since I need the user to login
first to see which URL to redirect them to...
is it that my redirect is a FQDN - e.g. http://foo.mysite.com? is that blowing
session up or is this in the context?
thoughts?
thanks!
dan
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