You can always make a request aware struts action that returns a stream (not
a jsp) and inside the action You can put everything You want to check the
user.
Open the file with a fileinputstream from an internal resource directory.
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Miguel Ruiz Velasco Sobrino
On Feb 16, 201
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 11:34 AM, Dave Newton wrote:
> 2011/2/16 Luis Eric López Fernández wrote:
> > I am thinking to do something that will completely destroy the purpose of
> > struts hehe.. I will add a servlet to handle all the requests different
> than
> > .action and there I will redirect
Access to the resources isn't the issue, though.
Dave
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 12:28 PM, Chris Pratt wrote:
> Basically you need to implement an Authentication/Authorization system in
> your app (you can start with Spring Security if you're not comfortable doing
> a scratch implementation). Then
Basically you need to implement an Authentication/Authorization system in
your app (you can start with Spring Security if you're not comfortable doing
a scratch implementation). Then use that system to protect all your assets.
(*Chris*)
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 9:24 AM, Vitor De Mario wrote:
>
2011/2/16 Luis Eric López Fernández wrote:
> I am thinking to do something that will completely destroy the purpose of
> struts hehe.. I will add a servlet to handle all the requests different than
> .action and there I will redirect to an error page. =S
How will you request them from within the
I'm pretty much trying to do the following:
1.- user tries to access a static resource directly
2.- app receives the request
3.- application directs the user to a default location, but not the
requested resource
I am thinking to do something that will completely destroy the purpose of
struts hehe
Unfortunately I don't know a solution to the problem, but what he's trying
to do doesn't look that strange to me. I believe Luis'd like to hide his
internal folder structure, probably. Struts 2 URL's are made up, don't
correspond to any physical folders, but .js, .css and the like would
probably ha
Correct me if I'm wrong, I think you could achieve this by doing:
in web.xml:
struts2
org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.ng.filter.StrutsPrepareAndExecuteFilter
struts2
/*
and in struts.xml:
so struts2 catches all url requests as actions, unless specified in the
exc
It *sounds* like what you're trying to do is to only allow access to
static resources if they're requested from within a web page--is that
correct? *That's correct Dave!*
Why* are you trying to do that? The answer may dictate the solution.
You can always stream static resources to the browser via
2011/2/16 Luis Eric López Fernández wrote:
> So my first attempt to fix this is by adding the following lines to the
> web.xml file:
>
>
>
> RestrictedDirectories
>
> /AppName/images/*
>
>
>
>
> (*) My app is running on a Websphere app server.
>
> But i
Hello there,
I am new with Struts2 and I need to restrict direct access to my app's
static content. Right now users can access to images, css, js, and pdfs by
directly typing in the resource URL, something like:
http://server:port/AppName/images/image_name.jpg
Will take them to the place where t
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