The CVS reference manual has incomplete documentation
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Where can I read up on the Seam Security Framework in the meantime? (Or where
will I be able to read it next week?) I hope this Seam Security Framework will
be a well-documented part of Seam...
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The LoggedInInterceptor only prevents access to the bean (bijection, methods)
not to the pages. I would advise you to wait for the Seam Security Framework
due out next week for a comprehensive solution.
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Thanks for your response.
I figured it out. It actually has nothing to do with my LoggedInInterceptor.
It's due to the security constraint I set in web.xml for accessing .xhtml files
directly and I put ".xhtml" in my javascript when opening a new window. Sorry,
false alarm :-)
Thanks.
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Probably need to post your code but my best guess is the logged in
information/marker is not available to the second window. If you are using a
conversation scope this is likely. Using the session scope this may be
possible as well depending on if a new window creates a different server side
