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Wils schrieb:
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<div> Hi All, </div>
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<div> Please, what's Web User account? </div>
<div> What it serves? </div>
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<div> I can´t found the objective to web user accounts... </div>
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<div> Some one could explain? </div>
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<div> Tks </div>
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Hi,<br>
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Very roughly speaking: Web users are used by a website that has its own
login. Web users have less power than normal users, because they cannot
login into the opencms workplace. If you want to create a website that
has a login for visitors, then you would probably write JSP code that
logs webusers into the system and maybe even creates them. <br>
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The idea of webusers is, that opencms has some general user management
services that a website can use. If a website wants to work with
logins, then the rest has of course to be programmed speciffically,
because the creators of opencms could not know beforehand, what your
website will do ;-)<br>
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But I haven't looked into this, so I don't have any code samples.<br>
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hope that helps a bit<br>
christian<br>
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