Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
Thanks.
From: Santosh Puranshettiwar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Realm authentication - unconventional usage
So seems like I *will* have to stick to application layer
authentication, or is there a way out?
Why can't you use one of the sta
Realm authentication - unconventional usage
So seems like I *will* have to stick to application layer
authentication, or is there a way out?
Why can't you use one of the standard, spec-defined, container-managed
mechanisms?
- Chuck
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> From: Santosh Puranshettiwar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Realm authentication - unconventional usage
>
> So seems like I *will* have to stick to application layer
> authentication, or is there a way out?
Why can't you use one of the standard, spec-define
David Delbecq wrote:
There are only 5 ways to do authentification on a servlet application:
The first, FORM, use form that POST to /j_security_check the j_username
and the j_password
|web.xml:
FORM
/Error.html
/SignOn.html
|
|html:
|
The se
There are only 5 ways to do authentification on a servlet application:
The first, FORM, use form that POST to /j_security_check the j_username
and the j_password
|web.xml:
FORM
/Error.html
/SignOn.html
|
|html:
|
The second and third, BASIC a
I just like to point you the usual / standard use of J2EE authentication in
a web tier !
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html
With restricted resources define in web.xml
Login page (FORM)
And a defined realm in context.xml (or server.xml)
No more ...
PS: I don't think it really s
olivier nouguier wrote:
Thanks.
Hi
The "natural" *post* should be
http://localhost/realm-test
/j_security_check?j_username=foo&j_password=bar
Let me make sure I got it right.
So you mean the request should be something like this: -
URL: -
http://localhost/realm-test?j_security_check
(method
Hi
The "natural" *post* should be
http://localhost/realm-test
/j_security_check?j_username=foo&j_password=bar
And should be OK.
What are your need ?
On 11/22/06, Santosh Puranshettiwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I wish to user a JDBCRealm with the username & password coming in the
Hello,
I wish to user a JDBCRealm with the username & password coming in the
HTTP request as key-value pairs.
Is it possible?
Elaborate: -
They request uri: -
http://localhost/realm-test/RealmTestServetlet?username=foo&password=bar
The Realm must authenticate with 'foo' & 'bar'.
--
Santosh.
