Sean -
Thanks for your reply. I'll copy and paste the 1-5 below and try to modify it
to be more clear.
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To answer your question, it's both.
If I do an output of GetAuthUser() in "CFLHDIntranet\DocShare\Application.cfc"
I get: 'domain\user;
If I do an output of GetAuthUser() in "CFLHDIntranet\DocShare\index.cfm" I get:
'707' (emp_id as set in CFLHDIntranet\Application.cfc )
In the parent Application.cfc(2) I pick up AUTH_USER from the Windows
Integrated Authentication (IE/IIS) as 'domain\username' and then set the
GetAuthUser() by doing:
<cflogin> <cfloginuser name="#loginQuery.EMP_ID#"
Password="#loginQuery.password#" roles="#loginQuery.ROLE#"></cflogin>
Will this work? THe intention is to set that value that GetAuthUser() returns
to 'emp_id' for use everywhere. However it seems the child Application.cfc is
still returning the 'domain\username', while the index.cfm(5) seems to get the
intended value just fine.
Is this any help?
Intranet Folders and Files: CFLHDIntranet\ (folder)
(1)CFLHDIntranet\Application.cfc (2)CFLHDIntranet\DocShare (folder)
(3)CFLHDIntranet\DocShare\Application.cfc (4)CFLHDIntranet\DocShare\index.cfm
(5) 1) - The whole intranet lives in this folder. 2) -
'CFLHDIntranet\Application.cfc' (abreviated) <cfcomponent
output="true"> <cfset this.name="CFLHDIntranet">
<cfset this.sessionmanagement="yes"> <cfset
this.SetClientCookies="no"> <cfset
this.loginstorage="session"> <cffunction
name="onSessionStart" returntype="void"> I do a bunch of
login stuff to log them in and set an EMP_ID from the DB
<cflogin> <cfloginuser name="#loginQuery.EMP_ID#"
Password="#loginQuery.password#" roles="#loginQuery.ROLE#">
</cflogin> </cffunction> 3) - (DocShare) Folder that the
quarrelsome application lives in 4) - 'CFLHDIntranet\DocShare\Application.cfc'
- extends the parent Application.cfc This file will not return the
GetAuthUser() as it was set in the parent Application.cfc<cfcomponent
extends="CFLHDIntraNet.Application"> <cfoutput>#GetAuthUser()#
|#this.name#|</cfoutput> - test before cflogin is called: returns
domain/username <cflogin applicationtoken="#this.name#"></cflogin>
<cfoutput>#GetAuthUser()#</cfoutput> - test after cflogin is called: returns
domain/username --- a bunch of application level security needing the
EMP_ID code from the GetAuthUser() - set in the parent
Application.cfc----</cfcomponent> 5) However, if you call
'CFLHDIntranet\DocShare\index.cfm' the GetAuthUser() returns '707'=EMP_ID as it
should.
Brent Nicholas - 248.767.5516 - [EMAIL PROTECTED] "There, I guess King George
will be able to read that!" - John Hancock
> Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 13:00:49 -0700> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> [email protected]> Subject: Re: [CFCDEV] Application.cfc variables and
> cflogin> > On 8/24/07, Brent Nicholas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> > hmm.. so
> either this question was so dumb I provided everyone with a good> >
> chuckle.... or it's truly perplexing..> > I've read your post a couple of
> times but I'm really not sure what> you're asking...?> > You start by saying
> that getAuthUser() does not return the right value> but then you say:> > > 5)
> However, if you call index.cfm the GetAuthUser() returns '707'=EMP_ID as> >
> it should.> > So... which is it? Right or wrong?> -- > Sean A Corfield --
> (904) 302-SEAN> An Architect's View -- http://corfield.org/> > "If you're not
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