There's one thing you may do: implement an authentication web service on
tomcat's side. Make a wsdl service running on it accepting request on
whether given encrypted session id is a valid one, service does check either
a running session use that id and simply replies OK or KO. But that means
imple
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Tokajac,
On 5/3/2009 2:06 PM, Tokajac wrote:
> User should access the application directly (not proxying).
> On
> http://hc.apache.org/httpclient-3.x/tutorial.html
> as I see header is created for programatic access and not via browser.
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> Is it pos
Hi.
So now we're making progress.
Unfortunately, I don't think that there is a "simple" solution.
I think that the easiest solution to implement in this case, would be :
- remove the authentication filter you have at the Tomcat level.
- put an Apache httpd front-end to /both/ your Struts applica
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Mmmm wait.. I think I am starting to understand what you want.
A question first : are the Tomcat server (+Struts) and the php
application on the same host ?
A second question : does your Tomcat host know the login user-id and
password of the users ? In other words, can the host where Tomcat r
Tokajac wrote:
I think my idea would be scenario 4.)
I want to:
1.)
Open a browser and write Tomcat application's address
(localhost:8080/myapp);
2.)
Write username and password in login fields of the application;
3.)
Save credentials in session after successful login;
4.)
Have link to comp
ly one
> of the possibilities.
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> So, which kind of scenario is yours ?
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Imre,
just repeating some of the things you've said previously :
Tokajac wrote:
I want to connect applications: one is running on Tomcat (Java/Struts) with
another (php).
I want to pass credentials after link is clicked, so I don't need to fill
the username and password informations. I s
The browser takes care of that, and you should not be trying to over-
ride it.
If you don't want to retype the username/password all the time, then
you can
tell teh browser to remember the password, or have the server in
question not
asking for the password, understanding the consequences - th
would be
> okay with it, but I am not going to make any assumptions.
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On 3-May-2009, at 08:11, Tokajac wrote:
Now why would you want to do that ?
I want to connect applications: one is running on Tomcat (Java/
Struts) with
another (php).
I have an application running on Tomcat that has a link to other
application
which is on another server. Application on
And if that is not what you want to do, what do you want to do ?
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Tokajac wrote:
Hello!
I'm developing a Tomcat, Struts application.
I want to send credentials to the Authentication Dialog that's shown by
application which is running on another server.
With this idea, I'd connect 2 application: the Tomcat application should
have a redirection link to the oth
rg/rfc/rfc2616.txt
How can I implement this?
Regards
P.S.
I also started this topic on:
http://www.coderanch.com/t/442467/Security/Basic-authentication-without-secure-connection
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