I'm not sure how Swarm works (I'm still using the simple auth-roles
and have no need for anything more) but maybe you can use the same
trick.
In my Application I simply check if I'm running in development mode,
and switch out the normal authentication mechanism for a "fake" one
that will always authenticate.
As things get more complex you may actually have to control that a bit
(apps start to provide different functions based on who is logged in
and what roles they have).
Swarm should be "fakeable" that way as well, although I can't tell you
how it would be.
- Brill
On 6-Aug-08, at 6:29 PM, insom wrote:
Hi, I'm developing my first Wicket application and I'm using SWARM for
authentication. However, it's a pain to re-login every time I make a
change
to the code. Is there a way I can turn SWARM off while developing?
Thanks much...
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