Hi,
We are trying to use Turbine Security to manage logins. We would like to prevent
anyone from
being on a specific account at the same time, but I'm having trouble identifying
exactly how
Turbine identifies whether or not a user has logged in. The code I'm using looks like
this:
User user = null;
// Authenticate the user and get the object.
user = TurbineSecurity.getAuthenticatedUser( username, password );
if(!user.hasLoggedIn()){
// Store the user object.
data.setUser(user);
// Mark the user as being logged in.
user.setHasLoggedIn(new Boolean(true));
// Set the last_login date in the database.
user.updateLastLogin();
}
else (
...
{
Now, it seems to me that once the setHasLoggedIn method is called, that any other
attempts to
log in with that user id from another computer could be checked with the
user.hasLoggedIn() method. This turns out not to be true; essentially the hasLoggedIn
method
seems to work only for that particular login.
Is there something obvious I'm missing?
thanks
Daniel
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