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How to use isUserInRole
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Justin Howard
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Joined: Feb 19, 2009
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Hi All,
I am trying to make this work in the app with no favourable results.
Thanks
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Sebastian Janisch
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Well, what exactly is the problem.
Did you already authenticate you to the server as 'ResearchAdmin' ?
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Justin Howard
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Yes. And added principals to it.
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Sebastian Janisch
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The Role Users are maintained by the container. The default implementation is defining the users with passwords in the tomcat-users.xml and web.xml, the rest is taken care of by the container.
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Justin Howard
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Thank you.
I have not maintained the users in the tomcat-user.xml. I have retained them in the database.
Does this mean I cannot use the function.
Is there a simple way to check if the person is tied to a role, or should I write a custom function checking the principals
if there is a particular principal added for a user. If I do so will it slow down the app?
Thanks
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Bear Bibeault
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Justin Howard wrote:Does this mean I cannot use the function.
Of course not. How's it supposed to know anything about your database or data model?
Is there a simple way to check if the person is tied to a role, or should I write a custom function checking the principals
You'll need to write code that checks the roles according to the rules of your data model.
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