But it could be much more with just some simple changes, like allowing
enums in annotations and the signin thing Alexander mentions. But on the
otherhand with the upcomming changes to swarm(im thinking of
annotations), the choice probably would be simple:)
Maurice Marrink wrote:
Wicket-auth-roles is actually more of an example then an api to follow.
So feel free to customize.
Maurice
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 3:39 PM, Alexander Landsnes Keül
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Hi,
I'm trying to have a user signed on directly with an id rather than the
username/pwd when a new user is created. This gives me some trouble seeing as
the boolean signedIn is private.
I considered writing my own WebSession to handle this, but the problem here is
that there is no interface for the AuthenticatedWebSession and the
AuthenticatedWebApplication requires it's session to extend
AuthenticatedWebSession. I guess I can write a new class extending
WebApplication to handle this, is that the intent here?
Otherwise, is it possible to have an interface for the AuthenticatedWebSession
or the signedIn made protected rather than private?
Alexander
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