Gael Marziou wrote:
Solution may depend on which criteria you use to determine whether you
should enable or disable a feature.
Without knowing more on your requirements, I would use a servlet
controller and JAAS permissions granted per role or subject in order to
enable/disable features.
I
Solution may depend on which criteria you use to determine whether you
should enable or disable a feature.
Without knowing more on your requirements, I would use a servlet
controller and JAAS permissions granted per role or subject in order to
enable/disable features.
Gael
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You should be able to do this via Servlet Filter.
-Tim
Subscriber wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible to disable a servlet within a web
application while it is running. My scenario is, that I would like to
turn on/off different features in my webapplication. These features are
Peter Crowther wrote:
A Tomcat-specific solution: Implement a Valve that intercepts all
incoming requests (it has to be a tomcat-specific Valve rather than a
Filter, because Filters are per-webapp). In that Valve, examine the
request URL, determine which servlet it maps to, check whether then
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> From: Subscriber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I would like to know if it is possible to disable a servlet
> within a web
> application while it is running. My scenario is, that I would like to
> turn on/off different features in my webapplication. These
> features are
> implemented as servle
Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible to disable a servlet within a web
application while it is running. My scenario is, that I would like to
turn on/off different features in my webapplication. These features are
implemented as servlets and therefore be able to turn them on and off
with
