That's really cool and very useful!
To clarify my understanding - how does it deal with protecting
links/functions. For example, assume I'm a regular, non-admin user and
access the application. Since I'm not an admin, I don't see the link to the
Clear database function, but somehow, I can guess
On 8/28/07, Erik Vullings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To clarify my understanding - how does it deal with protecting
links/functions. For example, assume I'm a regular, non-admin user and
access the application. Since I'm not an admin, I don't see the link to the
Clear database function, but
On 8/26/07, Charles Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have made my own worker class, annotation and service. I understand
the acegi worker class except for the transform page part. I can't
work out how its managing to change the page. Its clearly modifying a
method but, I cant really work out
Hi,
Just wondering - when dealing with page authorizations, does this model
expand to component authorizations, i.e. you may visit the page, but not
certain components (redirect to another component), or you can see a
component, but with less privileges (e.g. view but not edit). In other
words,
On 8/27/07, Erik Vullings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Just wondering - when dealing with page authorizations, does this model
expand to component authorizations, i.e. you may visit the page, but not
certain components (redirect to another component), or you can see a
component, but with
On 8/25/07, Nick Westgate (Work) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, just as a reminder, base classes must not go in the pages package.
I thinks that's where my RistrictedPage class was going wrong. I think
I will play around with trying to create some tapestry5-acegi like
annotations and request
On 8/24/07, Robin Helgelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To ask your second question, the code tapestry5-acegi uses to wrap
around the class is found here in this service:
Firstly I just want to say Tapestry 5 is amazing, Tapestry 4 was very
good but Tapestry 5 is outstanding. One thing I haven't figured out
how to do the Tapestry 5 way is controlling page access.
On many sites I write there is often a need to password protect a
large number of pages. The way I
On 8/24/07, Charles Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
@Secured(ROLE_ADMIN)
public class AdminPage
{
}
I was wondering how this worked. I am assuming its through some sort
of T5 service. I was looking at the documentation on the T5 site,
although I can't figure how to do something like that. I
If you have a base class for your protected pages then onActivate
event will trigger first on the parent then in the child if return
value of the parent onActivate event is null. This work fine in my
project, I don´t use any annotation for this just declare:
public abstract class SecurePage{
A little mistake myPage MUST extends SecurePage of course :)
On 8/24/07, César Lesc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have a base class for your protected pages then onActivate
event will trigger first on the parent then in the child if return
value of the parent onActivate event is
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