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Christophe,
FARNIER Christophe wrote:
> Yes it's a problem for the links in my login page. I explain this in
> my previous mail [below:]
> It makes problems for link in my login page. For the moment I just
> change the links by introducing request.g
Yes it's a problem for the links in my login page. I explain this in my
previous mail. Thanks for your explanation
Christophe
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De : Christopher Schultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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front of them, but i found how configure Tomcat 5.5
as Tomcat 4 to resolve this problem.
Christophe
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De : Kees de Kooter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : jeudi 4 décembre 2008 21:33
À : Tomcat Users List
Objet : Re: Login config
> I installed a tomcat 5.5
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Christophe,
FARNIER Christophe wrote:
> I installed a tomcat 5.5.27 with an application and I configure the
> web.xml of the application by introducing a security constraint and a
> login config with a form. My login page is not in the
> I installed a tomcat 5.5.27 with an application and I configure the
> web.xml of the application by introducing a security constraint and a
> login config with a form. My login page is not in the security
> directory. So when I launch Tomcat and I access to my application with
&
Hi,
I installed a tomcat 5.5.27 with an application and I configure the
web.xml of the application by introducing a security constraint and a
login config with a form. My login page is not in the security
directory. So when I launch Tomcat and I access to my application with
restriction, the
on about protected resources in a security-constraint and
> login-config
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Or is there an exemption for those pages defined in the login-config?
> Yes, there is an explicit exemption for those pages and those pages only.
>
> > Any
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Or is there an exemption for those pages defined in the login-config?
Yes, there is an explicit exemption for those pages and those pages only.
Any help with the original question would be much appreciated.
Application context relative addresses look like your best
I am using tomcat 5.5.23 to set up form based authentication.
I have looked at the source code and ran the security/protected example that is
provided with tomcat, and I have a question about the resources associated with
the login-config. The two jsps defined in the login-config are in the
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Subject: login config bug? request.getRequestURL() returns
form-login-page in Tomcat 5.5.12
request.getRequestURL() is returning the uri of the
element instead of the original request url in 5.5.12. Is this a bug o
request.getRequestURL() is returning the uri of the
element instead of the original request url in 5.5.12. Is this a bug or
was this intended to be this way? If this is supposed to return the
form-login-page, how do I get the original request URL? Tomcat 5.0.x did
not behave this way -- getRequest
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