Hi,
there are serveral ways to do that. An easy way would be to store a user
object as a principal and then do something like that:
${username}
public String getUsername(){
final Subject currentUser = SecurityUtils.getSubject();
final SomeClass user;
if(currentUse
I am glad i made you laugh. I know how this works with tapestry and also would
like to do/know how to do this with shiro, without using the userExists
property if there is a way.
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Haha, man, you made me so laugh!! :))I am not sure whether or not are you
trolling, but you made my day bumping with this Q. on my Q. :D Hahahaha :))
I am not acquinted well enough with tapestry shiro, but as for the tapestry
itself, there is a great shortcut including
@Property
private
