Hi Andre,
Thank you kindly for your reply.
I guess I could implement cocoon-auth, but am a bit reluctant to at this
point as it looks like a substantial change.
I figure, I know already when the server expires the session via
HttpSessionBindingListener and have a method around this already
...so all I need is to tack on one line (hopefully) that will simply
send the user to the login page...
brgds
Paul
On 5/18/2011 11:22 AM, Andre Juffer wrote:
Paul,
you could use Auth:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/blocks/auth/1.0/1236_1_1.html
I have used this with 2.2 and does seem to work fine.
One can test in flowscript whether or not a request is send while the
session was expired/closed. Testing whether or not the session expired
does not belong in the domain/business layer (IMHO). The test in
flowscript is done before the request is forwarded to the business
layer. If the session is expired, you simply redirect the request to a
login page, so it never reaches the business layer.
best regards,
Andre
On 05/18/2011 05:45 PM, Paul Joseph wrote:
Hi there,
I have a Cocoon app that has numerous pages...I use Javascript
(flowscript) to do the display and Java to do the "business logic."
In the Java layer, I have code to detect when the session expires and
this works nicely and so I am able to maintain a count of currently
logged in users.
Here is my request: A customer asked that when their session expires,
that they be shown the login page automatically.
Now I know when the session expires, but how do I show the Login page
from within Java code? They could be anywhere in the app so I presume I
should directly have the Java code somehow display the Login page?
Pointers much appreciated.
Paul
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