Hi,
Look at the wicket-examples source code
for:org.apache.wicket.examples.authentication.MyAuthenticatedWebSession
This uses 'wicket-auth-roles' artifact and will give you the login
detection and role information for the current user once you application
is setup in the same way.
Then on your page or panel override onBeforeRender and (do what Martin
suggests) conditional show/hide your content.
@Override
protected void onBeforeRender() {
if (getSession().isSignedIn()) {
Roles roles = getSession().getRoles();
if (roles != null && roles.contains(Roles.ADMIN)) {
adminPanel.setVisibilityAllowed (true);
}
else
adminPanel.setVisibilitiyAllowed(false);
userPanel.setVisibilityAllowed(true);
}
else {
userPanel.setVisibilityAllowed (false);
}
super.onBeforeRender();
}
Regards,
Mike
Hi,
how can I display navigation points and page content depending on the login
status?
I have a login box and only after a sucessfully authentication I want to
1.) extend the existing navigation
2.) make content visible on (already) "public" sites
Seems like I have to create my own Session object (or is there already one
given with wicket?) and need to check whether a user is already logged in or
not?
Thanks in advance.
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