This lack of a guarantee is definitely troubling. My authenticate method is fairly exotic
I suppose. It actually sends a web service message to an external web service that wraps
authentication functionality. Essentially, if the web service returns true, the user is
authenticated.
However, the web service, as it should, locks you out after three failed attempts. If the
user logs in incorrectly once, and the authenticate method is called twice (or perhaps an
indeterminate amount of times) by Seam, then the user has at best one more shot at getting
it right.
That is bad.
Why is it that the number of authenticate calls is undefined? As others have asked, what
are the workarounds?
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