Hi Rafal,
Without trying to sound too monotonous.......
I've been stepping through the code and I understand what you're saying
regarding the default values in the securityservice file. However....
The code I had yesterday was not initialising the init(RunData ) method in
DBSecurityService.
After adding the extra code you see below the init(RunData) method is
accessed. In that method a call is done to BaseService.getProperties().
This method returns a null. Afterwhich an exception is thrown
The code below is basically all I'm using, perhaps there's something obvious
missing??
Perhaps everything would work if I was to use it through a servlet but this
way I can get a better feeling of how it all works.
try
{
TurbineConfig config = new
TurbineConfig(".","./conf/TurbineResources.properties");
Turbine turbine = new Turbine();
turbine.init(config);
<new code today>
RunData rData = new RunData();
rData.setServletConfig(config);
DBSecurityService dbS = new DBSecurityService();
dbS.init(rData);
</new code today>
TurbineUser user = (TurbineUser)TurbineSecurity.getAnonymousUser();
user.setUserName("collie");
user.setFirstName("colin");
user.setLastName("chalmers");
TurbineSecurity.addUser(user, "password");
}
catch ( Exception e )
{
e.printStackTrace();
}
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