Gopal Ramasammy-Cook wrote:
> > TurbineUser user = TurbineSecurity.getAnonymousUser();
> > user.setLoginName("collie");
> > user.setFirstName("colin");
> > TurbineSercurity.addUser(user, "password");
>
> Now I am a bit confused. I thought TurbineSecurity was a facade class to hide the
>actual security implementation, which is based on the User interface (and not the
>TurbineUser class) ie. code that users the security implementation should not know
>that TurbineUser actually implements the User interface.
>
> Thus, I would have thought that the correct code for the above is as follows:
>
> User user = TurbineSecurity.getAnonymousUser();
> user.setLoginName("collie");
> user.setFirstName("colin");
> TurbineSercurity.addUser(user, "password");
>
> Am I missing something?
You are right, in general case. However, if your application defines a
custom
User class, that has covenience methods wrapping around setPerm/getPerm
you migtht prefer to use your class directly:
CustomUser user = (CustomUser)TurbineSecrity.getAnonymousUser();
I hope we have this right *this* time :-)
Rafal
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