Thanks for answering without Eclipse :-))
I tried to scan the Sling-Sourcecode for help, but the Sling-Code uses this
snippet to compare the new Passwort with the existent password, so this code
should work somehow:
Value[] pwdProperty = ((User)auth).getProperty("rep:password");
I am logged in the repository with the default 'admin'-account, so I should
have all neccessary rights, but this code returned pwdProperty with "null".
AccessControlUtil deals with privileges on pathes, I don't find any helpful
hint for the problem with the user passwords.
Ok, if "rep:password" is protected, than you will be right, that this doesn't
work in a findAuthorizables() methods.
If my further problem with the properties of an authorizables is fixed, then I
can find another property for getting all registered users in the repository,
but as long as these methods only return empty lists, that would be difficult
;-)
I searched the net, but to this topic there is really a big lack of
documentation. If I managed all these problems, I would like to write all these
answers in the wiki or make some tutorial on this.
Perhaps you have some hint later (in the meantime I will start with the ACL
topics).
Thank you very much,
Ulrich
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Ian Boston [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Ian Boston
Gesendet: Dienstag, 23. Februar 2010 10:10
An: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: AW: UserManagement
rep:password is a protected property. Iirc you have to use
accesscontrolutils to set it. Have a look in the sling/bundles/jcr/
jackrabbit-accessmanager in apache sling to see an example of how.
Also I don't think that you can use rep:password in a search.
Unfortunately eclipse doesn't run on an iPhone so that's from memory ;)
Ian
Sent from my iPhone
On 23 Feb 2010, at 07:17, "Cech. Ulrich" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Ian,
>
> thanks for your response.
>
> To 1 (changing password):
> The problem here is that i get the NoSuchElementException while
> calling:
> Value[] pwdProperty = ((User)auth).getProperty("rep:password");
> (copied from the Sling code)
>
> If I call:
> Authorizable a = um.getAuthorizable(userId); // 'um' is the normal
> UserManager
> Iterator<String> i = a.getPropertyNames();
> The resulting iterator is empty, so it seams that there are no
> properties for the user, what I think is not the case.
>
>
> <You could add an ACL to the root node that dened jcr:all or
> jcr:read for anonymous ?>
> Good idea ;-)... shame on me
>
>
> <You have to use the UserManager and the search capabilities in
> there, /rep:security is protected so a normal session wont be able
> to get to it.>
> Like Matt asked in his post, how can we search for "all" existing
> users. I tried to find for example a special password with
> "um.findAuthorizables("rep:password", "admin");" for users with
> password "admin", but this also returned an empty iterator.
>
> Thanks again,
> Ulrich
>
>
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> Halle 5, Stand 407.
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