Hi List,
after having spent a few hours digging into the internals of the new
authentication framework I am missing one feature of the old framework:
In the old framework one had to define a redirect-to uri in the
authentication handler. When this uri was called a request-param
called "re
Magnus Haraldsen Amundsen schrieb:
function="com.computas.sublima.app.controller.admin.TopicController">
My problem is that always is
an empty String à “”
This appeared when I applied
Hi,
I have a sitemap which contains the following element:
My problem is that always is an
empty String --> ""
This appeared when I applied the authentication to the sitemap.
An
Hi Martin,
Still one more correction. The org.apache.cocoon.auth.acting.* package,
from cocoon-auth-impl, version 1.0.0, gives another exception:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.apache.cocoon.auth.acting.LoggedInAction.getLogger()Lorg/apache/commons/logging/Log;
at
org.apache.cocoon
Hi Martin,
You were right. The 1.0.0-RC2 for cocoon-pipeline-components was fine.
Note that there is small error at
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/blocks/auth/1.0/1315_1_1.html
The class
org.apache.cocoon.auth.StandardApplication
should be replaced with
org.apache.cocoon.auth.impl.StandardAp
Hi Andre,
Monday, May 5, 2008, 8:52:30 PM, you wrote:
AJ>
AJ>org.apache.cocoon
AJ>cocoon-pipeline-components
AJ>1.0.0
AJ>
I don't think that cocoon-pipeline-components 1.0.0 is already
released officially. The 1.0.0 POMs appeared a few weeks ago, but I
couldn'
Hi,
I've still problems with the Auth blocl in 2.2. To get rid of a
NoSuchClassException, it was required to add to pom.xml the following entry:
org.apache.cocoon
cocoon-pipeline-components
1.0.0
This addition resulted in the following:
Caused by: org.springframew
Hi,
just to answer my own question: the problem was due to a dependency
mismatch. I had in the pom.xml the following:
org.springframework
spring-jdbc
2.5.1
Changing the version to 2.0.6 removed the exception.
Best,
A.
Andre Juffer wrote:
Hi All,
I experience a
Hi All,
I experience a problem with the Cocoon authentication block, when
updating from authentication-fw. The following exception is thrown:
..
Caused by: org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException:
Error creating bean with name
'org.springframework.beans.factory.config.Cu
d that's what I've done a couple of times. I
haven't factored that solution into anything reusable, because I
haven't re-invented this wheel enough times for a general set of
requirements to emerge... plus I suspect someday I will go back to
using something more standard any
Ulrich Mayring wrote:
Hello,
after logging out I can still access the previous session by typing in
the URL of the form
http://foo.com/protected.xml;jsessionid=2C0C8021BCD24D4BEE48E4E4BF642EC9
By chance I stumbled upon the encodeURL transformer and if I use that,
then the session IS invalidated.
Hello,
after logging out I can still access the previous session by typing in
the URL of the form
http://foo.com/protected.xml;jsessionid=2C0C8021BCD24D4BEE48E4E4BF642EC9
All the session information is still there, I can output it on that page
with something like:
The logout action itself is
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