Hi,
I have a pasoe-instance running that uses oerealm with our own implementation to authenticate. When I inspect the resulting client-principal I see it has a user-id. But when I want to log entries in the audit-trail when creating, updating or deleting a record in a certain table, the user-id-field is empty.
Not using the _user-table. Having a specific Domain defined of type _oslocale.
When audit-trailing form a good old windows-client things work as expected, although in the past I have had the same problem because I wasn't using the domain properly.
What am I missing to make this work as I expect it to? Do I have to explicitly tell pasoe (or Spring) which domain to use? If so, where do I do that? Is it possible to have a default Domain that will be used for every incoming user, no matter how his id is fomed?
OE 11.7.2
T.i.a.
Pieter Brouwer
Did you do a set-db-client(hCp)? Having a CP alone is not enough.
Did you do a set-db-client(hCp)? Having a CP alone is not enough.
Hi Bronco,
At first I didn't. When I did I got an error stating that my CP-object was corrupt. My guess is that this is caused by using a user-id that contains an @. This caused the qualified-user-id to have two @'s and I guess that Progress doesn't like that.
I changed some things to create a new Client-principal that has a proper qualified-user-id, sealed it and did set-db-client.This works so I'm pleased for now.
Thanks for pointing me towards set-db-client.
Kind regards,
Pieter