Jason Johnston wrote:
Peter Flynn wrote:
So the authentication-fw block must have been selected for inclusion.
Unfortunately it doesn't mean anything to me as I don't speak Java.
But presumably it means that the relevant bits and pieces *are* present
in the build, so I can use them, if I can find some document which tells
me which ones are needed and what they're called, right?
Confirming the .jar file exists only shows that the various code
components (Actions, Generators, etc.) are available. You still have to
make sure that your configuration files (cocoon.xconf, sitemap.xmap) are
set up to make use of those components.
Right. I was assuming that the default build would include these.
It used to include the kitchen sink.
I've never used the authentication framework, but from looking at the
source code it appears the "auth-protect" action type is typically
mapped to the AuthAction class. Here are the action definitions
distributed with the authentication-fw block:
<map:action name="auth-protect"
src="org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.acting.AuthAction"/>
Excellent, many thanks for tracking this down. At least now the
sitemap.xmap doesn't give an error message.
<map:action name="auth-login"
src="org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.acting.LoginAction"/>
<map:action name="auth-logout"
src="org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.acting.LogoutAction"/>
<map:action name="auth-loggedIn"
src="org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.acting.LoggedInAction"/>
I'll try these as and when.
Note that to find this I didn't have to "speak Java" at all. I just
browsed into src/blocks/authentication-fw/conf,
Knowing where to look is always good :-)
and looked at the files
in that directory; the snippet above is pasted straight out of
authentication-act.xmap. The files in that directory define the
configuration values that are normally added to cocoon.xconf and
sitemap.xmap when the block is built. You'll need to make sure they
have been added to your versions of those files, since it seems yours
are out of sync.
According to an earlier answer, I think the default build is supposed
include authentication. Perhaps there's something missing from it. I
haven't added or subtracted anything, so the default build would have
been as distributed. Perhaps that's what's out of sync.
Anyway, no errors means I can try the next step :-)
///Peter
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