--- John Caron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I guess im fishing around for anyone who has thought
> about or
> implemented "programmatic security" instead of / in
> addition to
> "container managed security".
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
John,
You might want to consider Turbine instead of
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Nicholas Sushkin wrote:
On Wednesday 28 June 2006 14:05, John Caron wrote:
I assume I need to get a session established, so that the authorization
need only be done once. It would also be nice if I recieve a
unauthorized request, that I could pass it to Tomcat's 401 challenge and
authentic
On Wednesday 28 June 2006 14:05, John Caron wrote:
> I assume I need to get a session established, so that the authorization
> need only be done once. It would also be nice if I recieve a
> unauthorized request, that I could pass it to Tomcat's 401 challenge and
> authentication mechanism. Howev
Pid wrote:
It really depends on what you're trying to achieve, maybe you could
elaborate?
Do you need to restrict access to filesystem resources, servlets, jsps,
images, DB content, or something else?
Ok, I am creating a data server that is controlled by an XML configuration "catalog" of dat
It really depends on what you're trying to achieve, maybe you could
elaborate?
Do you need to restrict access to filesystem resources, servlets, jsps,
images, DB content, or something else?
Martin Gainty wrote:
> Good Evening All-
>
> The best way is to put up a Jsp / servlet which itself has
Good Evening All-
The best way is to put up a Jsp / servlet which itself has the
username/password information to let you behind the firewall
There are a ton of https and firewalls you can install and configure to your
hearts content
But none would be more secure and safe than controlling authe
