>
> To be a little clearer,
>
> function authenticate_user()
> {
> var user = service.authenticateUser(cocoon.request.get("username"),
cocoon.request.get("password"));
> if(user!=null){cocoon.session.setAttribute("user",
user);cocoon.session.setAttribute("loggedIn", "true")}
> cocoon.sendPage("internal/xml-user", {user : user});
> }
>
> the "internal/xml-user" is what generates teh xml for the auth-fw
>
> service is a java class I use to handle all the methods of my own user/role
management.
>
In your code, the login process is implemented in flow script. My approach
is little bit different, I implemented only the authenticator class. For the
rest of authentication frunctionality I use existing auth fw actions in
similar way as it is described in auth fw documentation. The question is,
how can I access the session from my authenticator class in order to store
user bean?
Here are the code snippets of my implementation:
Class MyAuthenticator extends Authenticator and is configured in sitemap:
<authentication-manager>
<handlers>
<handler name="portalhandler">
<redirect-to uri="cocoon:/login"/>
<authentication authenticator="myportal.MyAuthenticator"/>
</handler>
</handlers>
</authentication-manager>
Java source of MyAuthenticator:
public class MyAuthenticator implements Authenticator, Serviceable {
...
public AuthenticationResult authenticate(HandlerConfiguration
configuration,
SourceParameters parameters)
throws ProcessingException {
String userID = parameters.getParameter("userid");
String password = parameters.getParameter("password");
// Create authentication XML tree
Document doc = DOMUtil.createDocument();
Element authElement =
doc.createElementNS(null, "authentication");
doc.appendChild(authElement);
if (verifyPasswordInDb(userID, password)) {
Element element = doc.createElementNS(null, "ID");
element.appendChild(doc.createTextNode(userID));
authElement.appendChild(element);
return new AuthenticationResult(true, doc);
} else {
Element element = doc.createElementNS(null, "data");
element.appendChild(doc.createTextNode("Bad user name or
password."));
authElement.appendChild(element);
return new AuthenticationResult(false, doc);
}
}
...
}
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