[Yanel-dev] User Properties / IML

[Michael Wechner]

Michael Wechner wrote:

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>>>> We'd thus like to extend the current IML like this:
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>>>> <identity id="foo" xmlns="http://www.wyona.org/security/1.0">
>>>>   <name>Foo Account</name>
>>>>   <description>Bars</description>
>>>>   <email>foo at bar.com</email>
>>>>   <password type="md5">xxx</password>
>>>>
>>>>   <expire date="2007-12-24T00:00:00"/>
>>>>   <hompage>/en/topics/dashboard.html</homepage>
>>>>   <lastLogin date="2007-10-26T16:34:22"/>
>>>>
>>>>   <custom:properties xmlns:custom="http://www.foobar.com/yanel/  
>>>> security/1.0">
>>>>     <custom:locked>false</custom:lock>
>>>>     <custom:failedLogins>7</custom:failedLogins>
>>>>     <custom:welcomePage>/en/global/motd.html</custom:welcomePage>
>>>>   </custom:properties>
>>>> </identity>
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>>>
>>> sounds good to me, whereas I guess it would make sense to implement  
>>> this within the API whereas a DOM would be returned.
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>> Yes, a custom implementation can interpret the data in the DOM block.
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> so the API would like
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> Document User.getCustomConfiguration()
> void User.setCustomConfiguration(Document config)


After giving it some more thought I think we don't actual need this.

Because one can always implement/extend the User class with a custom 
User class and cast it within custom objects, such as a custom Identity- 
resp. UserManager or custom Yanel resources.

WDYT?

Cheers

Michi

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> WDYT?
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> Michi
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