Eelco Hillenius wrote:
>
>> I thought about that too but then I still have to drag in some JSP's for
>> the login page and somehow
>> integrate Acegi's authz taglib for conditional content. Not that it's a
>> big deal but it literally all feels
>> a bit mixed, I prefer to keep it pure.
>
> For the pure approach, definitively check out wicket-auth. I haven't
> looked at Maurice's project - it might be much better - but looking at
> wicket-auth will help you understand how Wicket's build in
> authorization mechanism works.
>
> Eelco
>
Thies, great work with eHour - I love it already!
I just want to support Eelco on wicket-auth. I used Acegi with Spring MVC in
a rather large application, using a lot of "conditional content-ing" based
on the authz tag. It worked but I never was happy with it, and when I tried
out Wickets own take it felt just right. It does its thing in the Wicket
way. (Disclaimer: I have a severe jsp/taglib allergy so that might affect my
judgement.)
And, while I'm here, I have migrated two (small) Wicket-applications from
1.2 to 1.3. Absolutely no problem at all.
/Per
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