Le 01/06/2011 13:05, Haulyn Jason a écrit :
Hi, Christophe
You are right, the issue has solved, but I can not understand this design.
A firewall is an authentication system. So the pattern says on which
part of the app the firewall should be applied. If the check path is not
behind the firewall, it cannot work as you are on a different
authentication system (or no authentication system if there is no
firewall for this path).
In my project, /sales, /cms and /account is individual bundles, /sales
need to be logined, /cms is public resource, /account handle the login
logic. Is that mean I have to merge account bundle to sales, otherwise
the security component can not see it?
Regards,
The pattern of the firewall is a regex. You can use /^/(account|sales)//
as pattern so that it matches both of them.
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