On 09-09-2008 at 08:19, Will Hartung wrote:
>
> Container based FORM authentication works pretty well for a lot of
> cases. The primary nit against it is that the roles are "hard coded"
> in to your web app. Specifically, you can't create a role on the fly
> without redeploying.
Actually, t
Hello,
Migrating from 1.4.3 to 1.5, I stumbled upon a problem in the
compilation of jsp files.
It occurs when trying to use variables in binding names:
Everything used to work fine in 1.4.3, but since the introduction of
new validations (notably in UseActionBeanTagExtraInfo), jsp
compilation f
On Sep 9, 2008, at 2:08 AM, VANKEISBELCK Remi wrote:
> Hi Myles,
>
> You have several ways to achieve this :
> 1/ Use the container features (all of them do support BASIC and FORM
> authentication), it's in the spec ;-P
> 2/ Use a specific authentication (and possibly authorization)
> library l
Hi Myles,
You have several ways to achieve this :
1/ Use the container features (all of them do support BASIC and FORM
authentication), it's in the spec ;-P
2/ Use a specific authentication (and possibly authorization) library like Acegi
3/ Implement your own form, controller and filter
The simpl
Good Day to All!
What is the best way to implement login and logout modules in Stripes?
I have already studied bugzooky but I am confused which part is the
implementation
for the login and logout module, I am sorry about the noob question I am
new to Web Apps.
I wish there was a simple sample on
