The project I am currently working on involves building an RPC
interface for an internal system.  I am hoping to use turbogears.  The
tgwebservices library is helping, but what do I need to do to make use
of identity?  For example, suppose I have the following in my root
controller:

@wsexpose(str)
@wsvalidate(str, str)
def login(self, login, enc_password):
   ...

What needs to go into login to authenticate that login id and set it
as the current user?  I want to return a session ID.  Keep in mind
that this method will be used in an ajax call by the client, and will
expect a sort of session id for that authenticated user.

>From what I could discern, cherrypy will handle some of the login
stuff (maybe I misunderstood).  However, it is not readily apparent at
what point a user is authenticated, nor how.  I am just trying to use
turbogears for my RPC server (via tgwebservices) and still make use of
other features, like identity.  Thanks.

-eric

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