I just saw this... and had to respond. Is there a reason you aren¹t using the Ajax approach to Spring Security? If you did you wouldn¹t have to be thinking of your app in pieces.¹
Rick Winscot On 9/22/08 11:37 AM, "djohnson29" <djohnso...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > Thanks for your suggestions. The reason I want Login to be a separate > application is because I am using Spring Security to secure the app. > Therefore, Login.mxml I want to be accessible to everyone, but in > order to access Main.mxml the user will have to have the required > Spring Security ROLE to be able to access it. > > I was able to get this to work but not by passing the logged in values > to the 2nd app. Instead, upon a successful login I load Main.mxml and > in the 2nd app's creationComplete event I use an HTTP service to call > a java delegate class which talks to Spring Security directly and > fetches the login info again. > > --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com <mailto:flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com> , > "djohnson29" <djohnso...@...> wrote: >> > >> > I have 2 Flex Applications, Login.mxml and Main.mxml. Login.mxml >> > handles the use Login and upon a successful authentication (with >> > Spring Security), I want to load Main.mxml (Main.html which contains >> > Main.swf) >> > >> > After a successfully logging in with spring security, from Login.mxml >> > I load the main app like so: >> > >> > >> > var url:URLRequest = new URLRequest(Main.html"); >> > var uv:URLVariables = new URLVariables(); >> > url.method = "POST"; >> > uv.UserName = username; // string var >> > navigateToURL(url,"_self"); >> > >> > Main.html (containing Main.swf) loads successfully, but I am unable to >> > extract the desired parameters. I want to pass the logged in user >> > info from Login to Main. >> > >> > How do I access these URLVariables from the newly loaded Application? >> > >> > What is the best (simplest!) way to do this? >> > >> > Thanks >> > > > >
