You should be able to find a few different examples within the forum that illustrate certain areas of WebMaker functionality that will be useful for you.
For example:
http://www.hyfinity.com/node/149 +?+?+? Provides instructions on how to setup a simple CRUD type application from a database.
http://www.hyfinity.com/node/67 +?+?+? Contains an example application for managing a contacts list using web service calls.
http://www.hyfinity.com/node/21 +?+?+? Provides information on making use of Microsoft Sharepoint or .NET web services, including authentication considerations.
If you want a more general overview of WebMaker, the 'getting started' video at http://www.hyfinity.com/videos/getting_started is well worth watching.
With regards to login functionality, WebMaker does not enforce any particular approach to this. You may decide you want to use standard J2EE authentication, and leave this down to the Web Container (eg Tomcat) by configuring the web.xml accordingly.
Alternatively you may want to build login screens within your WebMaker project and run this off a database table for example.
Either way you will probably want to store some user information in session cache which you can use for access control etc.
I hope this is useful. If you can provide some more details on exactly what you are trying to achieve we can hopefully provide some more targeted information.
RE: Complex example of WebMaker 5 application
Sorry about the delay in responding to your post.
You should be able to find a few different examples within the forum that illustrate certain areas of WebMaker functionality that will be useful for you.
For example:
http://www.hyfinity.com/node/149 +?+?+? Provides instructions on how to setup a simple CRUD type application from a database.
http://www.hyfinity.com/node/67 +?+?+? Contains an example application for managing a contacts list using web service calls.
http://www.hyfinity.com/node/21 +?+?+? Provides information on making use of Microsoft Sharepoint or .NET web services, including authentication considerations.
If you want a more general overview of WebMaker, the 'getting started' video at http://www.hyfinity.com/videos/getting_started is well worth watching.
With regards to login functionality, WebMaker does not enforce any particular approach to this. You may decide you want to use standard J2EE authentication, and leave this down to the Web Container (eg Tomcat) by configuring the web.xml accordingly.
Alternatively you may want to build login screens within your WebMaker project and run this off a database table for example.
Either way you will probably want to store some user information in session cache which you can use for access control etc.
I hope this is useful. If you can provide some more details on exactly what you are trying to achieve we can hopefully provide some more targeted information.
Regards,
Gerard