From tomcat docs:
You can nest one or more Context elements inside this Host element, each
representing a different web application associated with this virtual
host. In addition, you can nest a single DefaultContext element that
defines default values for *subsequently* deployed web applicatio
Hi,
additional Info:
I moved the two valves in a DefaultContext tag at the end of the host
definition.
Now there are no exceptions any more. But my own valve is never called.
Regards
Jochen
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To start a
As it states, the authenticator valve must be attached to the context,
not the host.
Just put your valve at host level and it should be called before the
authentification valve which is automatically added to the context.xml
at deployement.
Also, take a look at single sign-on valve which doe a
Hi Mark,
thanks for your hint. I configured the the BasicAuthentication valve an my own
one in the following order in the server.xml document:
But unfortunately I get this exception starting the app server:
java.lang.reflect.Invoc
