Stupid I wrote as root node, and not
!
That's why!
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Subject: SUNRISE login
I always get the page :
The Login was not successful.
Please try it a
2.1. I found the problem. I didn't know why, but I had two times the
prefix with ldap, and it was closed only once... Cocoon has interpreted
the tag like , because my
prefix is ...xmlns="http://...LDAP/1.0";> . So the tags are with no
prefix (so I could pass them into a transformer)
But that probl
I always get the page :
The Login was not successful.
Please try it again.
Even if the login is right! Why? Here is the log after the last
transformation (sunrise-user.xsl). Everything is correct! Why doesn't
the login work??? Thanks
[setup] -- [Wed Jul 09 16:09:03 CEST 2003] -
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I have a problem with a XSL transformer, but why?
Before the transformer (log):
=
[setup] [Wed Jul 09 14:55:44 CEST 2003]
[startDocument]
[characters] simple
[startElement] uri=,local=users,raw=users
[startEleme
I installed and configured the default portal with cocoon (sunrise)
In the login pipeline I added a XSP-page between the Login page
(login.xml) and the sunrise-user.xsl. Here is my pipeline :
Hello,
I have the default sunrise portal.
In the login pipeline I added a XSP-page between the Login page
(login.xml) and the sunrise-user.xsl.
In the surise-user.xml I have the following code and this parameter
works fine.
But in But in my XSP page I cannot request the "name" field
by the way, I wrote a article more complete (about how to change the portal
authentification and integrate this method with xsp session)
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=LDAPPortalAuthentification+and+RequestUserInfoFromXSP
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From: Martin Geissler [mailto:[EMAIL P
yes I know this page... My question was if there is a sample of an XSP page. Because I
can't replace values like filter, or rootdn with a requested value from my login page
like :
String Mysrv = request.getParameter("serverurl");
String Myusr = request.getParam
Hello,
Can you tell me where on wiki? I didn't find anything about ldap with
XSP. Because it works but I can't request fields from the login page.
Thanks
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From: Martin Geissler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 7:03 AM
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The only thing is that I can't request the object from the login page (I
get a Java.Lang.NullPointerException). But in the sitemap a
"request-param" works.
XSP:
String usrer = request.getParameter("name"); -->DOESN'T WORK
SITEMAP:
-->WORK
The source :
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