Le 11/04/2011 16:01, smontes a écrit :
so , the solution would be :
The simpliest solution would be removing the firewall named "login" and
use only the firewall named "main" with "anonymous: true". (I really
have the feeling that you did not read my whole message as it was still
what I said the first time)
The argument passed as $user is an instance of UserInterface, not always
of your entity. So you need to check for it first or to use only methods
of the interface.
Sorry, but I dont know if I understand you . if my entity implements
UserInterface and it has got its methods (firstname, lastname, alias,
etc) and the interface`s methods as getPassword, getRoles, etc . Is
this correct or not. and if not where or what should I do?
The argument passed to the equals method is an instance of UserInterface
but it may not be an instance of your class (the typehint is not on your
class). So you cannot rely on the getFirstname method directly. So
either add a first check about the class name (and return false if it is
not the good one), either use only the method of the interface for the
$user variable as they are the only one that you can rely on.
--
Christophe | Stof
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