Too be honest I started using cocoon three months ago and am following a very
iterative process to eventually start talking to the db, e.g. do the look and feel,
validation, security, etc. were done first.
I had initially tried to get it running but even the sample authentication seemed
busted.
Look @ the cocoon documentation, e.g. Developer Documentation/ Developing
Webapps/Authentication
e.g. cocoon's authentication framework. and then for doing customized authentication
(using LDAP, SQL, etc.) look at the authentication resource for where you put your
code.
MD
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Objet : Re: Ldap authentication
If you want to use the authentication framework look at the authenticate
resource. You'll get passed in a password/username and really anything else
you had in your login page. Then within the authenticate reso
If you want to use the authentication framework look at the authenticate resource.
You'll get passed in a password/username and really anything else you had in your
login page. Then within the authenticate resource you can call LDAP. the resource
can be a cocoon pipeline or some external reso
If you want to use the authentication framework look at the authenticate resource.
You'll get passed in a password/username and really anything else you had in your
login page. Then within the authenticate resource you can call LDAP. the resource
can be a cocoon pipeline or some external reso
