[Opensource] Express registration

[Lirian Ostrovica]

Mike,

>So, if you click on default in the regdomain definition, you SHOULD be able
>to just delete the object map entries.
Well, honestly I'm not able to delete.
In the 'Update Registration Object Map' form, the 'regObjClass:
com.jcorporate.expresso.ext.dbobj.RegisteredUser' is a read only field, and I
could not find any other place from where I can free the 'default' regdomain
from its regObject.

Yes, normally I should create a new registration domain, but I just wanted to
know how things work here, because it seams that I can add a new regObject to
an existing registration domain, but I can not remove one. (unless I guess
deleting the whole  registration domain, and creating it again) Am I missing
anything here ?.

Lirian

Michael Rimov wrote:

> At 04:14 PM 8/14/2002 -0400, you wrote:
> >Hi,
> >I have been trying for a while to activate an express registration an a
> >plain Expresso installation.
> >By default, a simple login or registration in Expresso happens under the
> >'default' Registration Domain.
> >The Registration Domain Definitions shows
> >'com.jcorporate.expresso.services.controller.Registration' as the
> >'regControllerClass' for the default domain.
> >The documentation says that express registration is handled by
> >LoginController itself, so I switched Registration with LoginController
> >for the default domain but no success.
> >In a few words, what I wanted to see is a registration process that does
> >not requires the extra information supplied by
> >com.jcorporate.expresso.ext.dbobj.RegisteredUser.
>
> Lirian,
>
> A couple of things,
>
> Make sure that the setup table has the appropriate default regdomain:
>
> defaultRegDomain=default is the default entry...
>
> So, if you click on default in the regdomain definition, you SHOULD be able
> to just delete the object map entries. [Actually, I recommend that you
> define a new registration definition without any object map entries instead
> of deleting one in place :) ]
>
> That should allow [at least in Expresso 4.1] you to be able to skip all the
> extra registration information.
>
> HTH!
>                                          -Mike
>
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