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>Subject: Re: method to protect webapps from users
>
>Peter,
>
>Is there anything you're doing with the request / response objects that
>you couldn't do with Request/ResponseWrappers ? You could have your
>filter populate a Request / Response Wrapper
Peter,
Is there anything you're doing with the request / response objects that
you couldn't do with Request/ResponseWrappers ? You could have your
filter populate a Request / Response Wrapper pair on the first request,
and then set the wrapper's request object to the second request when it
come
I definitely would be interested in seeing this code, although I am
not sure what your question is. Maybe seeing the code will clear this
up.
Jack
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 09:23:01 +0100 (BST), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi guys,
>
> I'm new to this list, but a long time user of
Hi Tim,
Currently it is only using servlet spec stuff, but this imposes a few
limitations and some extra resource usage, if it became a valve in tomcat
it could remove these limitations and extra resource burdens.
For this reason I was seeking approval from those involved with the tomcat
dev work
If your using Servlet spec features only - move this to tomcat-user. As for
including the functionality in tomcat, my preference is no since it is not
tomcat specific and can be used by any container. If thats the case - it
might be better as a Sourceforge project. ... Unless we create a subproj
Thanks for the guidance Rémy, this is why I'm posting to this list, I just
want something in the base build that includes this functionality, so
whatever it takes is fine by me :D
Pete
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>>hi guys,
>>
>>I'm new to this list, but a long time user of Tomcat. For a long t
Hi David,
The method is quite simple, the filter notices requests on the way in, and
ties up sessions to currently running requests/URL's. The
response/request are wrapped to allow caching of the response(no data is
sent to the user until the request finishes processing, this can be
changed but I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi guys,
I'm new to this list, but a long time user of Tomcat. For a long time now
I've had a problem which I'm sure most of you are familiar with ; users.
As always happens with any app in development the final tidy up stuff gets
left too late and some stuff gets missed o
Peter,
I'm very interrested in this.
how does it work ?
does it send the request as normal then only set the 'ive finished' flag to true when
its got the end of the content
from the orig request ?
does the application care / notice ?
tell me more !
Kind regards
David Cassidy
