2010/3/28 Binu Kuttikkattu Idicula :
> It is in corejspbean.war and after trying out
> /StringBean.jsp, the access is restricted only to
> the StringBean.jsp which was the real need. Thanks.
>
> A little curious about URL pattern if it is in webapps/corejspbean.. Does
> the pattern change? Is there
It is in corejspbean.war and after trying out
/StringBean.jsp, the access is restricted only to
the StringBean.jsp which was the real need. Thanks.
A little curious about URL pattern if it is in webapps/corejspbean.. Does
the pattern change? Is there any rule/documentation mentioing this?
On Sun,
2010/3/28 Binu Kuttikkattu Idicula :
> The exact URL which I access is
> http://localhost:8080/corejspbean/StringBean.jsp . How do I define a
> URLPattern for this?
/StringBean.jsp
I suppose that your application is "corejspbean.war" or is in
webapps/corejspbean
-
/*
Hi Harry,
When I replaced url to /* it is asking for a
user name password. The exact URL which I access is
http://localhost:8080/corejspbean/StringBean.jsp . How do I define a
URLPattern for this?
Thank you for your quick help.
Binu K Idicula
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 5:56 PM, Harry Metske
I would think your url-pattern is not valid :
/*corejspbean*/StringBean.jsp
I don't know the exact rules for the pattern, but could you try first with
/* and see if that works, and then tweak the url-pattern further to your
needs ?
regards,
Harry
2010/3/28 Binu Kuttikkattu Idicula
> > Hi,
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> Hi,
>I was trying a very basic example of authentication using HTTP Basic
> Authentication. However this seems not working in TOMCAT 6.0.20 for my
> application. Here is the web.xml which tells about login
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