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2 comments:
Hi
I can now save password in database following your blog.I am using hash ="md5" annotation also. @UserPassword(hash ="md5")
public String getPassword() {
return password;
}
But now how can i login from UserLoginPage using plain text password.
Please Help
Pretty simple actually.
You dont use the password in your query. You just get the user with username, then you check the password.
Something like:
user = (ProcessUser) entityManager.createQuery("from User where username = :username ").setParameter("username", username) .getSingleResult();
Then you check if the password matches here if(!user.getPassword().equals(PasswordSupport.generatePasswordHash(password, username)) return false;
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