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How to use login information
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| hello all can anyone help me on getting and using login user name and password in another portlet.
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| Jim Barnes 2007-12-24, 7:37 am |
| well this information is not going to be passed to the portlet. The only time it is readily available is to trap it in either your own login portlet and place it in the credential vault. or if you want trap it in LoginUserAuth and then store it somewher
e, otherwise the password is always going to be encrypted.<br />
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I have attached a version of a login portlet usable on 601 and later that you can use the login service, as well as the credential vault service for storing this information<br />
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Jim<br />
IBM Certified System Administrator -- WebSphere Portal V6.0, V5.1, V5.0<br />
IBM Certified Solution Developer -- WebSphere Portal V5.1, v6.0<br />
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| hammadahmed14@yahoo.com 2008-01-01, 7:40 am |
| thanks jim for your early help can u tell me how can i get the orignal login.java that was in ibm login portlet. <br />
Actually i require the source of that file so that i can customize it according to my need
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| Jim Barnes 2008-01-01, 1:31 pm |
| that source is not available. You will need to create your own login portlet. You can use what I had above to create your own login portlet.<br />
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IBM Certified System Administrator -- WebSphere Portal V6.0, V5.1, V5.0<br />
IBM Certified Solution Developer -- WebSphere Portal V5.1, v6.0<br />
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The postings on this site are my own and do not necessarily represent the positions, strategies, or opinions of IBM
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| hammadahmed14@yahoo.com 2008-01-02, 1:42 am |
| recommend me a software that uses less resources for portlet development and can be easily downloadable thanks in advance
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| ovedy@mainsoft.com 2008-01-02, 7:33 am |
| If you write your own JAAS module, you can also get the yser name and password of the usrr, store it in the Subject and fetch it from any portlet.
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