Hi!
I rewrote a old a bit monolitic web application from cocoon 2.1 to 2.2,
and so far, it worked well :-)
Now i have a bit of a problem: I have a central block containing a
transformer service, which i use to render all my pages, so they all get
the same fine CI. As part of this frame, there should be a String saying
"welcome <displayname>". The display name is set as a attribute in the
User object while the user is logged in. So i use the fine act
type="cauth-is-logged-in" to fetch the parameters from the user, but,
hm, it looks like these parameters are missing in some circumstances,
and experimented a bit, but i have no further ideas, otherwise i would
not bother you...
I have defined only one security handler (in the context.xml of the
central block), but it looks like that security handler is visible in
the other blocks as well, at least they act as like they know if a user
is logged in properly. But if i now from another block try to render my
side over the central service, then the cauth-is-logged-in (called in
the central block) stops working properly in some circumstances.
I describe some scenarios, each starting with a not inlogged user.
Szenario 1:
I log in in the central block, and here seems to work smoothly, i am
redirected to my start page, residing in another block.
the cauth-is-logged-in in rendering service called from this other block
does not work as expected, but all other blocks recognize the user as a
logged in user?!?
Szenario 2:
I call a site from block "a", which is just acessable for users logged in
A service from the central block presents a login-screen (no redirect, a
generator service is used) because i am not logged in
after the login i get the page i asked for
the cauth-is-logged-in works for block "a" properly but not for the
other blocks...
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Søren D. Krum
Systemutvikler/system developer
UNINETT FAS
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