>> Client then have to authenticate to the server, only then you will receive
>> the perspective object representing the "logged" user into your
> view_ and perspective_ method.
> I am confused by this. When I use the cred system the client gets a
> remote reference to an Avatar on which it can c
> Client then have to authenticate to the server, only then you will receive the
> perspective object representing the "logged" user into your view_ and
> perspective_ method.
I am confused by this. When I use the cred system the client gets a
remote reference to an Avatar on which it can call per
Hi Daniel.
To get the perspective you have to implements the IPerspective interface
(generally throw subclassing pb.Avatar class), and attach a login portal to
your server.
Client then have to authenticate to the server, only then you will receive
the perspective object representing the "logged" u
I'm trying to understand exactly how context management works in
perspective broker. I thought the point of Viewable was that you
always know who's calling. However if I run the simple fully working
example pasted below, I see that the perspective argument is None.
What gives?
Kind regards,
Daniel
