For some reason I got a "too many hops" returned mail error, so I
thought I'd try again:
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Hi Tom,
Here's a slightly different thought. It's easy to set the database
connections dynamically per instance at the application level. Could
you have a different instance defined for each organization? This
can be managed in Monitor via command line parameters defined when
you set up the app. So you'd have multiple definitions in Monitor,
but only one app on the server.
Then you could either give the users of each organization a different
URL (simplest), or have some simple login app that redirects to the
correct URL after checking LDAP (perhaps a little harder to securely
manage the handoff).
Just a thought. ;-)
Regards,
Mark
On May 7, 2007, at 9:39 AM, Tom Termini wrote:
I am looking for a way to set the database when a user logs into an
application. The idea is one application with a separate database
for each organization using the same app. The user login comes from
an LDAP. I'd like to keep this session-based. Of course, having one
Model would be best -- the databases will all have identical
schemas, just unique data for each organization.
i see WireHose implements *something* like this, but any
assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Tom
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