rules in login.page.xml

[1womps1]

Hi ,Currently i have a rule te direct users successfull logged in to a file

<rule if="#{identity.loggedIn}">
         <redirect view-id="/request.xhtml"/>
</rule>

And i'm trying to add a new rule that redirect the administrator to the file admin.xhtml

i have tried to add the following rule

<rule if="#{authenticator.isadmin}">
         <redirect view-id="/admin.xhtml"/>
 </rule>

here is my method isadmin

public boolean isadmin(String usernam,String pass)
   { 
           if((usernam=="rajae")||(pass=="rajae"))      
                   return true;
           else return false;
           
   }

But it doesn't work all the users are redirected the request.xhtml

Could you please give me an idea of how should i change it,thank you

[sjmenden]

I think you are going about this wrong, you should  be adding the admin role to the identity roles when you authenticate.  Then you can simply do:

<rule if="#{isUserInRole['admin']}">
         <redirect view-id="/admin.xhtml"/>
 </rule>

[georges.goebel]

It's better to use the isUserInRole as indicated by the previous post.
But if you want to implement a custom autenticator you can do it as follows.

First be sure that your autenticator is executed because I remember that when you use JASS (f.ex with ldap the authenticate-method is ignored). Check this post link to forum

Next add the corresponding code to pages.xml

 <page view-id="/login.xhtml">
        <navigation>
            <rule if="#{authenticator.admin}">
                <redirect view-id="/cart.xhtml"/>
            </rule>

            <rule if="#{!authenticator.admin}">
                <redirect view-id="/main2.xhtml"/>
            </rule>
        </navigation>
    </page>

The code for the autenticator can look like this :

private boolean admin = false;

   public boolean authenticate() {
      log.info("autenticate ....");
      try
      {
         Identity.instance().authenticate();

         log.info("Login to signalisation of : " + Identity.instance().getUsername());

          if (Identity.instance().getUsername().equals("goebel")) {
              admin = true;
          }

         return true;
      }
      catch (NoResultException ex)
      {
          ex.printStackTrace();
         return false;
      } catch (LoginException e) {
          e.printStackTrace();
      }
      return false;
   }

    public boolean isAdmin() {
        return admin;
    }

    public void setAdmin(boolean admin) {
        this.admin = admin;
    }

That should do the trick

Georges