Hi,
I nuked it and created a new application using rc1. Works great.
Thanks!
Greg
gederer wrote:
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> ADMIN_ROLE = "ROLE_ADMIN" This is also the value in the role table in the
> database.
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> mraible wrote:
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>> What's the value of your Constants.ADMIN_ROLE?
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>> Matt
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>> O
ADMIN_ROLE = "ROLE_ADMIN" This is also the value in the role table in the
database.
mraible wrote:
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> What's the value of your Constants.ADMIN_ROLE?
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> Matt
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> On 9/5/07, gederer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> For the moment, I changed UserSecurityAdvice.ACCESS_DENIED to the string
What's the value of your Constants.ADMIN_ROLE?
Matt
On 9/5/07, gederer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> For the moment, I changed UserSecurityAdvice.ACCESS_DENIED to the string
> literal "User not properly authenticated." But, I still get:
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> testAddUserAsAdmin(org.appfuse.service.UserSecurityAdv
For the moment, I changed UserSecurityAdvice.ACCESS_DENIED to the string
literal "User not properly authenticated." But, I still get:
testAddUserAsAdmin(org.appfuse.service.UserSecurityAdviceTest) Time
elapsed: 0.063 sec <<< ERROR!
org.acegisecurity.AccessDeniedException: User not properly auth
You might compare your UserSecurityAdviceTest (and UserSecurityAdvice
class) with the latest ones in SVN. It looks like Acegi might be
returning a message instead of AppFuse.
Matt
On 9/5/07, gederer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I just upgraded an existing M5 application to RC1. Running
Hi,
I just upgraded an existing M5 application to RC1. Running integration-test
yielded the following:
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Test set: org.appfuse.service.UserSecurityAdviceTest