> Herv� Guidetti wrote:
> >
> > In fact, I can have an application where I don't have to login (a site
with
> > public part and a secure part)
> > An example. I connect to the site. I set the language (which is
associated
> > with the session because there is no user). Then the "surfer" want to
login
> > to access the secure part of the site. If the session variable are
reset, he
> > has to redefine the language and all the variable associated with the
> > session.
>
> OK now I understand. Overriding this behaviour would indeed reqire moving
some
> code from Turbine.java to actions/LoginUser.java.
> But I'm wondering about another thing - your registered user has to set
the
> language prefernce once only, because you can store it in user's Perm
data.
> Does an unregistered user have to chose the language every time he visits
> the site?
Yes, he has the choice.
>Maybe you should use a cookie, that would be evaluated by, say
> SessionValidator and converted into a setting in the session? And there
would
> be a SetLanugage action, that would set the cookie, and store the setting
in
> user's Perms if a registered user is logged in. This would solve your
problem
> with language being reset, and would also keep the setting permanent
across
> mulitple sessions for unregistered users also, without overringing the
behaiour
> of Turbine.
> What do you think about this?
>
> Rafal
Good idea for the language in the cookie, but...
In fact, I give the example of the language to explain but I've got some
other variables (more dynamic) in this case which don't have to be save in a
cookie. For example, an hashTable containing the services that are launched
in the session.
I wonder if in spite of reseting all the session variables, just reset
Turbine variable which are ACL and the user.
What do you think about that ?
Herv�
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