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Re: authentication


  • Subject: Re: authentication
  • From: Ricardo Strausz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 3 Feb 2003 14:53:37 -0600

In earlier versions of EOF (I am not sure now) there was a class called EOLoginPanel which handeled the ConectionDictionary of the EODatabase... if there is something similar now, you may find it someware arround the EOAdaptor reference.

You have to be aware becouse EOAdaptor is an abstract class, so you may be using some of its concrete classes (like JDBC or so). The adaptor is responsable to connect to the server when the AdaptorChanel is opened. It will try to connect using its ConectionDictionary; look for the following methods:

setConnectionDictionary
assertConnectionDictionaryIsValid

With these, you can handle if your user is registered in your database or not.

However, to register them in the db, you may need to go a bit lower and use some RawSQLExpresion... I cannot figure now other way.

Some one else, some experience in this isue??


On domingo, febr 2, 2003, at 19:09 America/Mexico_City, Kenneth Foust wrote:


I am building a webobjects application for the internet. I need to have a very secure authentication module where users may login and if not yet a user you can choose to register which will cost you. There will be many many users so do I need to put them in the database or does webobjects put them somewhere?????

I looked at the jcauthentication but in appears that you have to use interface builder which will in turn screw up the webobjects app. Or can you use NIB?? I didn't think it would go to a browser as HTML.


question
1 can you design a component via WO builder and link it into jcauthentication ??
2. Is there a tutorial or example anywhere


I don't want to get into things like swing as i hear it really slows your app. Also I can't require that users have a JVM it has to be dynamic to browser

The tutorials are good but where does one find examples of more applications??

thanks
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