Re: Realm Tag in webappnamecontext.xml

2006-06-02 Thread Marc Farrow
Thanks Mark. I did figure out my configuration problem! On 6/2/06, Mark Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Marc Farrow wrote: > And there is the problem. An empty allows unauthenticated access as per SRV.12.8.1 An empty is not the same as an that specifies no roles and therefore denies a

Re: Realm Tag in webappnamecontext.xml

2006-06-02 Thread Mark Thomas
Marc Farrow wrote: > And there is the problem. An empty allows unauthenticated access as per SRV.12.8.1 An empty is not the same as an that specifies no roles and therefore denies access to all as per SRV.12.8.1. Mark - T

Re: Realm Tag in webappnamecontext.xml

2006-05-31 Thread Marc Farrow
Ok, I have read both the Tomcat's Realm How-to and also the Servlet Specs. I have the following application context and web.xml files. When I go to http://localhost:8080/mywebappcontext/index.jsp, then page pulls up and no dialog box comes up asking the user for username/password. I know I am mi

Re: Realm Tag in webappnamecontext.xml

2006-05-30 Thread Mark Thomas
Marc Farrow wrote: > I have a context with the following Realm tag. However, when I navigate to > the page, the page pulls up without any type of authentication. What am I > missing? I have read the "Realm Configuration HOW-TO" at apache.org. How you read chapter SRV.12 of the servlet spec? Spe