Keep old login pages

[Scott Battaglia]

I don't know where I put my code example.  But simply put, the JavaScript is
needed to do a redirect (vs. using the normal HTTP 3xx redirect) because a
normal HTTP redirect will just perform the redirect in the IFRAME.  Using
JavaScript, you can force the complete browser window to redirect.

I'm curious, why do you need multiple views?
-Scott

On 3/1/07, Edmund Mielach <edmund.mielach at jku.at> wrote:
>
> Thanks for your answers!
> I will also think about the traditional CAS redirect protocol. I would
> prefer this default way of using CAS, but some partners do have other
> preferences. Therefore I'm still curious about this iframe solution. I
> have tried to realize my loginpages in such a  way before, but I didn't
> use JavaScript and had no success. I think I didn't quite catch the role
> of JavaScript in Scotts description of this solution. Does anyone have a
> code example or some additional information which enables me to
> understand it right?
>
> I was also wondering if it is possible to use multiple views. I only
> found the possibility to set a default view in default_views.properties.
> But is it possible to select an other view through a parameter at
> runtime or something like that?
>
> Edi
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