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r151 r152 58 58 end 59 59 60 7. Initialize the database tables. You must ensure that the tables for the LoginEngine are present since this engine builds on top of them. You can either use the engine migrations by calling60 7. Initialize the database tables. You must ensure that the tables for the LoginEngine are present since this engine builds on top of them. You will probably get a warning if this is your first installation of the User Engine, indicating that you don't have an Admin role - that's fine, we'll be creating it later. You can either use the engine migrations by calling: 61 61 62 62 rake engine_migrate … … 83 83 <%= engine_javascript "user" %> 84 84 85 11. Start the server and log in - go to http://localhost:3000/user/list to see a list of all the users...85 11. Remove any existing sessions (since they might interfere with the login process), and start the server and log using your administrator login and password (if you didn't set one explicitly in your configuration, the defaults are 'admin'/'testing' - make sure you change them!) and go to http://localhost:3000/user/list to see a list of all the users. From there you can create new users, view roles & permissions, and play around... 86 86 87 87 12. Since the UserEngine overrides some of the default behaviour in the LoginEngine, if you have made your own modifications within your app directory, you'll probably want to examine these changes to make sure that your own customisations will still operate as expected. You'll need to look at the following:
