rname = request.getRemoteUser() %>
>
> and in EL you can use the 'pageContext'. Try:
>
> ${pageContext.request.remoteUser} /// I think... you may need to check.
>
> and use as you see fit...
>
> Alan
>
>
> Ben Tomlinson wrote:
>>
>> I have
I have set up login security for some of the pages in my website. I
have a JDBCRealm setup and working correctly. But now I want to
change the layout of my pages (all jsp pages) according to the user
that is logged in. How do I retrieve information about the user that
is actually logged in? Mai
