It depends which authentication mechanism you're using, but when using a decent library like Acegi Security or SecurityFilter, you should be able to get some information about the logged in user, like the username, from FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext.getUserPrincipal()
You can use this information to filter the events. Jurgen Op maandag 13-08-2007 om 13:09 uur [tijdzone -0700], schreef ignicolist: > Tks for your help, i read the values from the data base very well. But now i > have another problem. > > I have a user autentication, i read the users from a data base. SO, when i > read the events from data base in the class SimpleScheduleModel, i want to > read just the entries from the user loged in. > > I know do that, but the problem is the autentication is made in the > aplication not in the component, and i read the events in the component. So > how can i do to know the loged user in the component to read just the events > from that user? > > Any help please!! > > > Tks for all the help!! -- Jurgen Lust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
