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I'm using the Correspondence Management SA and I'd like to have my own SSO for the ManageTemplates application to completely remove it from the surrounding jsp wrapper. However, I noticed that when the Manage Templates application starts, it uses the SSO created by the Finance Corp page and loads the user once the FlexConfiguration is successfully loaded, without needing to suppy any credentials within the Flex app itself. I've created a ViewStack that now contains a LoginView as well as the AssetManagerView, to enable the enterting of credentials. But if I log in with 'grios' in the jsp, then login with 'clopez' in my Flex login view, send the 'clopez' username and password to LC, and receive a com.adobe.icc.services.user.UserEvent.AUTHENTICATION_SUCCESS event, the login works, but the userManager.currentUser is still 'grios' and not 'clopez' as is expected. I've tried using a logout on the Flex init, but to no avail.
I've also tried adding the Flex app URL directly in the URLRegistryBootstrapper.java file, as well as commenting out the securityFilter filter mapping in web.xml to prevent the redirect and enable the flex application to run without the jsp login. The flex app then runs immediately, however the loading of the FlexConfiguration fails, which means that the application cannot run. So it seems that the flex app is tightly woven to the calling jsp, but I can't see any references to this link.
Does anyone know the best way to remove the Flex application from it's jsp wrapper, and have a stand alone Manage Templates Flex app?
Thanks,
Kristian
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