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Do you have example on how to do this? Im not good at this. <br />
When you say check the session object do mean the userside or serverside?
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Do you have example on how to do this? Im not good at this.
When you say check the session object do mean the userside or serverside?

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HI, Im writing a GWT app which loads in an iframe in Joomla.<br />
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I want to check which Joomla user that is logged and depending on the user, show different things in my GWT app. <br />
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So, how do I check which Joomla that logged in from a GWT app?<br />
Should I check cookies? How would this be done?
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HI, Im writing a GWT app which loads in an iframe in Joomla.

I want to check which Joomla user that is logged and depending on the user, show different things in my GWT app. 

So, how do I check which Joomla that logged in from a GWT app?
Should I check cookies? How would this be done?

GWT, Joomla user management.

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