Webcenter custom login.jspx page

I have a custom webcenter application where I need to have a seperate login page that should authenticate and go to the home page.
So i have a template for login page and another template for the home page.The home page template contains a welcome <user> text , The requirement was very simple once we login, the user should be authenticated and see the home page
I used the login backing beans 'doLogin()' method to do the authentication but it never redirects to any page and even if it authenticates in the same page, after going to the home page , the page is still not authenticated and i need to refresh the page for the authentication to be reflected in my home page.
Which is the best way to handle this scenario? Do i need to do something specifically to handle the navigation

Hi,
it's been already discussed.follow the thread -Re: Problem creating login page in portal webapplication
Regards,
Hoque

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