Colin Chalmers wrote:
>
> 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.
Right. For some reason, userManager was initialized in init(RunData)
instead
of init(ServletConfig). Today I was trying hard to remember why I made
it
this way, but I couldn't think of any valid reason. (Gee, Jon isn't
going
to like that ;-))
I fixed BaseService in CVS so it will be initialized by
turbine.init(config)
method.
> After adding the extra code you see below the init(RunData) method is
> accessed. In that method a call is done to BaseService.getProperties().
Yes it will return null, because you created the service class by hand
and you didn't give it a ServiceBroker to request properties from.
A valid workaroud for the problem would be:
...
RunData rData = new RunData();
Service service =
TurbineServices.getInstance().getService(SecurityService.SERVICE_NAME);
service.init(rData);
...
but since init(ServletConfig) will get called by
Turbine.init(ServletConfig)
it is not needed anymore.
I hope it should work now. I didn't try in outside a servlet myself.
Thanks
for finding the bug!
Rafal
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