One alternative is to use Database store for /users and
/roles (or wherever
you mount users and roles inside slide).
However, as the way slide stores its files is a little
convoluted; this will
not give you a very simple table structure where you can
easily query users
or roles from SQL directly.
For a better access, a better alternative may be to write a
custom database
adapter.
I have been able to solve a similar issue by doing the
following "hack" :
A) set up your slide to work on a separate security realm
inside tomcat.
B) let slide autocreate all authenticated users
This works very well in the sense that you can have a
database structure
for users as you like and have only authenticated users come
thru to slide.
Sadly, it does not work for roles and all users created this
way end up
having same roles.
Tarun
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ha Pham [mailto:hapham cs.utah.edu]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 10:47 AM
> To: Slide Users Mailing List; slide-dev jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: resend: using user database
>
> Dear all,
>
> Sorry for reraising this question, I hope some of you
have
> faced this. Please help me. My question is: how to use
DBMS
> user account/role in Slide ? (I have a user account
database
> in mySQL and would like to use in Slide to replace the
user
> accounts set on Domain.xml).
>
> Thank you,
> HaPham
>
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