17 Mar
2009
17 Mar
'09
9:53 p.m.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:40 PM, Mariano Martinez Peck <
marianopeck(a)gmail.com> wrote:
But in that case how can you map your user to pier user ?
That is what is not as easy. Not as easy as creating a subclass of
WASession with an instance var to hold an instance of YOUR user class. this
can be referred to from any seaside component by callng self session (or
self session user if that is the name of the instance var to get a reference
of your user object). You simply tell seaside to use your session class in
your application;s config page.
Lukas mentioned that you could subclass PUUser but I am not sure where you
would tell Pier to create instances of your subclass rather than PUUser.
3) Suppose there are users that can register in my site, and there is a
crud of User. But, that's MY User. I mean, User class will have attributes
of MY application. However, I still need a user for Pier, so that to let the
user post, create blogs, etc....How can I do this?
this one is trickier i think. I have overridden WASession and added a user
variable for my user requirements, then in the config screen (in the Web
Browser) there is a place to override the default Session with your own
subclass. In Pier there is a PUUser class but I don't think it so easy to
get Pier to use a subclass, so that may not suit your purposes.
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