[Flow] AuthenticationManager cant be Injected

[Christian Loock]

Okay, nevermind. Flushing the Cache solved this. Even though it's weird, 
since the changes to the class were loaded before. I tested it by adding 
a var_dump to see if the authenticationManager was loaded.


On 08.04.2014 08:23, Christian Loock wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to Inject the Authentication Manager inside my controller 
> in order to find out if the User is Authenticated. I do a simple Inject:
>
>
>     /**
>      * @var 
> \TYPO3\Flow\Security\Authentication\AuthenticationManagerInterface
>      * @Flow\Inject
>      */
>     protected $authenticationManager;
>
>
> And try to use it inside my initializeAction / initializeView like 
> this, which in both cases wont work:
>
> if ($this->authenticationManager->isAuthenticated()) {
>     ...
> }
>
> $this->authenticationManager is NULL in both cases. Is there something 
> special about this class that it cant be injected? I looked inside the 
> AbstractAuthenticationController and it is used the same way there. 
> Lots of confusion are the result.
>
> Does anybody know something about that?
>

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Christian Loock
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