1. Login page uses SSL, unencrypted pages don't see encrypted session cookie (Grails, Acegi) stackoverflow.comSetup: Grails 1.1, Acegi/Spring Security plug-in I want users to log in over SSL, so I have '/login/**' in my channelConfig.secure[] list, but almost everything else is in channelConfig.insecure[]. Every request for ... |
2. why collection [Person.companies] was not processed by flush() when using session? stackoverflow.comI am using grails 1.1.1 and i got this error collection [Person.companies] was not processed by flush() the configuration is as follow: Person domain has many companies (Company domain) while Company belongsTo Person then ... |
3. Sharing session (or cookie) using Grails acegi plugin stackoverflow.comIs it possible for two different Grails project, also having different domains, to share a session/cookie? Let's say I have 2 sites: www.mycompany.com, and, www.othercompany.com. Assume that both sites are having same ... |
4. Is it possible to retrieve information stored in an arbitrary grails session? stackoverflow.comGiven a sessionid, is it possible to retrieve that information from wherever the session data is stored, or do I have to store the information I want in a database, and ... |
5. Grails session cannot assign java.string stackoverflow.comI'm getting this error Error 500: Executing action [pay] of controller [org.gamestrike.PaymentController] caused exception: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: org.gamestrike.PaymentController.session() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [2011-09-15] Possible solutions: getSession() Servlet: grails URI: ... |
6. How does Grails handle security, and why should I use a plugin? stackoverflow.comFor 90% of every security-related Grails tutorial, they tell you to store your User objects in a session-scoped variable. That's all nice and easy, but I wonder if it's too good ... |
7. when grails create new http session? forum.springsource.orgAs far as I'm aware, an HTTP session will only be created if you access the session from within the request. Are you seeing different behaviour? |