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5/17/2006 3:53:09 AM
Chuck
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I want to use Mojo as a child website to another app in which the users have already logged in. Synching the two databases (mine & mojo) shouldn't be too difficult, but I'm curious if there is a way to setup Mojo so a user who has logged into the parent, doesn't need to login again. In fact, can we disable the login/logout system completely and make it automatic?

The more I play with Mojo, the better I like it. Well done!

Chuck

5/17/2006 12:50:16 PM
Joe Audette
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If the parent app is in the same domain as the mojoportal site and the user exists in mojoPortal it may work, I don't know for sure but I think it might.

If you are using mojoportal for an intranet app, you could use Windows authentication, in which case the user would not have to login at all because the local machine login will pass through. It will even automatically create a new user in the mojoportal db for authenticated windows users when they first visit the site.

Hope it helps,

Joe
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