alexmc6, perhaps this question is better suited for the google code project page. But there is no harm in trying. You can always use the older version and learn how it creates a security context.
alexmc6, perhaps this question is better suited for the google code project page. But there is no harm in trying. You can always use the older version and learn how it creates a security context.
Hi all,
I have installed typical security plugin and and I changed the email.properties file like this
email.host=smtp.gmail.com
email.password=mygmailpassword
email.port=587
email.protocol=smtp
email.username=mygmailaddress
After that I created a user with my email address same as 'email.username', but I didn't get activation e-mail. So I cannot proceed.
1. Should I do any configuration apart from the configuration I mentioned above?
Regards,
Dilan Alex.
FYI - Rohit's addon appears to be working fine with STS 2.7.1 (Roo 1.1.5). A shame that he is not arround to enhance it. I guess we will have to just use its existance to "encourage us".
It is of course the generated code is a little un-robust (e.g. exceptions if there are emails issues) but that would fixed easily with a little testing.
One small point - I use a local email server which does not take full email address as the "user" so I had to add the following to stop "can't file local email host name" exceptions.
<prop key="mail.smtp.from">${email.username}@${email.hos t}</prop>to line 80 (ish) of applicationContext.xml
And for newbies to this addon
[Except for - admin, admin] You have to login with your newly created "users" full email address not with their "name".
I hope this helps.
Does anyone know the status of this add-on? Has it been tested with the latest version of Roo? Was it ever rolled into the base product? It's my understanding that at one point there was a JIRA item to add this into the main roo branch.
Thanks everyone.
Hi FreeCoffee,
Typical security add-on project was moved into gvNIX project. Here are the reference Urls for the same http://gvnix.googlecode.com (english) and http://www.gvnix.org (spanish)
The add-ons developed/maintained by gvNIX project are in RooBot, you can install them directly in Roo 1.2.2 installation.
Regards