Le 07/06/2011 20:52, Marco Oliveira a écrit :
Hi everyone,
I'm currently implementing an authentication mechanism that relies on
a REST webservice. All this webservice allows me to do is to make a
call like http://host.com/login/username/password, and the webservice
either returns a success or failure message. How do you suggest I do
this? After looking at the documentation, I found this
http://symfony.com/doc/current/cookbook ... vider.html, unfortunately
it's empty. I suppose I should create an implementation of the
UserProviderInterface, set it as a service with id
"security.user.provider.concrete.my_custom_provider", and use
"my_custom_provider" as the provider id. Unfortunately, after looking
a bit further, I found that the UserInterface, which should be
returned by my custom provider, has a getPassword() method. This is
impossible for me to implement, as I don't have access to this
password. Maybe I'm looking at this the wrong way, feel free to throw
suggestions on the table. How do you suggest I address this?
Thanks in advance.
Then return null as encoded password and register a custom encoder for
this class which does some custom logic (or nothing) to check the password.
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