Hi, you should have given the userLogin variable in the context to your
service. It's better than desactivate login on the service.
I quote an exemple from another groovy file in ofbiz :
checkMap = [orderId : orderId, userLogin :
session.getAttribute("userLogin"), checkAction : "VIEW"];
checkResult = dispatcher.runSync("checkSupplierRelatedOrderPermission",
checkMap);
Gil
Le 23/10/2014 19:44, joelfrad...@gmail.com a écrit :
Got it to run by looking at the other one that works and added
login-required="false".
Really odd, I mean I was logged in?
I tried changing the servicedef to say no auth, but that did not help.
What else was odd is it must default to needing login, as I did not see it
was required and I changed. It just was not there at all and my service def
said no to auth, but I guess in the end if you dont want logged in you have
to specify. But since I was logged in I am still confused.
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