Furthermore, the original Realm element could be moved into Users element. The Users element should be able to include several Realm elements, such as one for Database, another one for LDAP, even one more in tomcat-usrs.xml format. Examples:
<Users keystoreFile="xxxxxx\.keystore" scope="web-app"> <Realm memory realm> <user username="owner" password="jack" roles="owner"/> <user username="xxx" password="jack" roles="aaa"/> <user username="yyy" password="jack" roles="bbb"/> </Realm> <Realm memory realm src="users.xml" /> <Realm jdbc config/> <Realm jndi config/> <Realm ldap config/> </Users> The certificate of this web-app will be included in the context if it has one. When the web-app is running, it might have to access its own certificate, too. [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
