To create a user interface that allows a user to log on to the system, you simply add a Logon component to the page. The component must be given a unique identifier so that it can be differentiated from other components.
Logon
component onto the page in the visual designer.In this step, you are prompted to add an Identity bean to the Logon
component.
To have the page handle user logons, users must be represented in some way so that the system can uniquely identify them. The Identity
bean encapsulates all the necessary information required to represent a user and support logging on. You must create an Identity
bean and bind it to the Logon
component.
This step adds the component to the visual designer, where you can select it and configure attributes in the Properties view.
A Logon
component now appears in the designer, with a new Identity
bean bound to the component and made visible in the Page Data view. To complete your logon.jsp page, you set a unique identifier for the component.
id
attribute to logonFields
.
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