Hi,
Am Montag, 2. Juli 2007 20:21 schrieb Daniel Jue:
> Dear List,
>
> I'm sorry, I think I found my problem, and it was a stupid one. It
> took a 3rd cup of coffee to make it appear.
>
> I wasn't prefixing my Authority strings with "ROLE_"
>
> i.e. my DB had "ADMIN" stored in a field instead of
Thanks Petros, your example is one of a few I've been working with.
My main issue now is where to assign the principal to an ASO, so I
don't have to look it up in the security context all the time.
This is a normal/proper thing to do, right? In my previous non-Acegi
applications where a user log
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>>
>> > ref="authenticationManager" />
>> > ref="rememberMeServices" />
>>
>>
>> > class="org.acegisecurity.ui.webapp.AuthenticationProcessingFilterE
Dear List,
I'm sorry, I think I found my problem, and it was a stupid one. It
took a 3rd cup of coffee to make it appear.
I wasn't prefixing my Authority strings with "ROLE_"
i.e. my DB had "ADMIN" stored in a field instead of "ROLE_ADMIN"
This still doesn't explain why I wasn't redirected pr
I am beating my head against a brick wall.
I am trying to get Acegi working (using Spring to configure it). I
have it working to the point where a secured page (secured in the xml
files, not using any annotations for securing classes) redirects me to
a login page.
If I type in a login/password t
