Thank you all for replying
I wanted to prevent the users who were deleted already to logging in.
I resolve my problem by extending a class from JDBCRealm and override the
getConnection() method (I'm not sure about the method name) and put my
"select" statement with my favorite where clause
"whe
to "prevent the other users to be signed on?"
Do you mean prevent from locking them out?
I've got a similar deal in my db with the users table, a column called
user_dbflag, which, like your status column, uses a simple int value of -1 or 0
to see who's "active." Actually, it also has a timestam
> From: is_maximum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: a question about user athentication
>
> I mean is there any way to specialize this authentication
> method for one application and for the others it remains
> as its default
Read the doc:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tom
Pid-2 wrote:
>
> Have a look at JDBCRealm (or DatasourceRealm) in the Tomcat Source.
> You could alter the SQL statement for password or username so it fails
> when '... status = 0'.
>
> Upload a jar with your new realm in it to server/lib and configure the
> realm as a replacement for the o
is_maximum wrote:
Hi experts
I am using Tomcat 5.5 and struts framework and security filter
in order to authenticate users like the others I am using j_security_check
action
but my problem is that I have a field in my user table namely status which
represent whether the user is available or de
