Normally I use Spring Security for handling authentication. However, that's a fair bit of trouble to configure if your needs differ from the default config.
For a "roll your own" approach, I'd put the user object into the session context. -Brian On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 11:43 PM, Jerson John <jer...@cprvision.com> wrote: > Hi, > Can anyone suggest me a best practice for me to save the user object once > user logined into my portal application...It seems that I am saving it in > the actioncontext but not accessable to the other action classes...Pls help > me > > Many Thanks and Regards, > > Jerson > > > >
