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[DAISY] Updated: Installation

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Document ID: 1315
Branch: main
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Name: Installation (unchanged)
Document Type: Cocoon Document (unchanged)
Updated on: 12/8/07 8:11:47 AM
Updated by: Job Honig

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    <p>In general, the authentication-fw block only supports the notion of a
    security handler (applications are possible but very rarely used). As Cocoon
--- Auth is build around the notion of an application with an attached security
+++ Auth is built around the notion of an application with an attached security
    handler, you need to configure both: a security handler and an application:</p>
    
    <pre>&lt;bean name="org.apache.cocoon.auth.SecurityHandler/handler" 
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    <h3>IsLoggedIn Action</h3>
    
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    <p>You can simply change the usage of the <em>auth-isloggedin</em> action to
--- <em>cauth-is-logged-in</em>. Rename the parameter <em>handler</em> to
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+++ <em>cauth-is-logged-in</em>. Rename the parameter <em>handler</em> to<br/>
    <em>application</em> and set the value to your previously created application.
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