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Ionut
Ionut

Reputation: 2858

JSF verify user state

After the user is successfully logged in i would normally put some of his info on a session object. Then I would use a Filter applied to all pages to check if any user is logged in or not.

How can I achieve something like this with JSF 2.0?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 348

Answers (1)

halil
halil

Reputation: 1812

you can put all of login required pages to subfolders and leave login.xhtml at root directory.

you may keep your user in session scope with a class called identity you can then add these declarations to your pages.xml.

so you will not need to check everywhere if user logged in.

<page view-id="*">
    <navigation>
        <rule if-outcome="home">
            <redirect view-id="/base/home.xhtml"/>
        </rule>
    </navigation>

    <navigation from-action="#{identity.logout}">            
        <rule if="#{not identity.loggedIn}">
            <redirect view-id="/login.xhtml"/>
        </rule>            
    </navigation>
</page> 

<page view-id="/modul*" login-required="true"></page>
<page view-id="/popup*" login-required="true"></page>

Upvotes: 1

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