I've found what seems to be a work around, but I'm still puzzled by
this behavior. On my User decorator, I have a setPassword() method
which encrypts a supplied password. I trim() in the password
argument, however the result contains an extra space at the end of the
encrypted string.
<cffunction name="setPassword" hint="I override Transfer's password
setter to add encryption" returntype="void" output="no"
access="public">
<cfargument name="password" hint="Password." type="string"
required="true" />
<cfset var ePwd =
encrypt(trim(arguments.password),EncryptionService.getKey(),EncryptionService.getAlgorithm())
>
<cfreturn getTransferObject().setPassword(ePwd) />
</cffunction>
The problem manifests itself in an empty User object when calling
Transfer.readByPropertyMap() and passing in a username and encrypted
password. If I trim() ePwd before it goes into Transfer's
setPassword(), everything works as expected. I've copy/pasted the
generated SQL from readByPropertyMap() into SQL Management Studio and
that's where I noticed the extra space (or might be line break).
Should I just continue to use trim() on ePwd or do you think it's
worthwhile to investigate further?
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Jason Durham
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