You need to update the JetspeedSecurity.properties file to specify your
class as the User class. Specifically, you need to update the
services.JetspeedSecurity.user.class property.
You may also need to provide your own implementation of the UserManagement
class if your UnifocusUser class needs
Sean,
Ahh! I didn't catch that part. Thank you!! So when I update the
JetspeedSecurity.properties file to use my custom user class (UnifocusUser),
does that mean that the runData.getUser() method will return a User class of
type UnifocusUser, or is it still of type TurbineUser? Or does
It will still return a TurbineUser type, but you will be able to cast the
returned object to your class and access the methods you've added.
...and you're welcome.
Sean
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