login stuff here
Regards,
Dipak Parmar
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From: Chris Ruegger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 9:53 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: handling form based authentication w/ remember-me cookie
I am using Struts and building a logon page to do Form-based authentication
under Tomcat. I want to also have a checkbox for the user to check that says
remember me so that I can send them a cookie. I'm not sure how to intercept
the form values because I have to post to j_security_check. How can
Question 1:
I'm setting up an app to use Tiles. I'm using tiles definitions
in an XML file and I successfully start at my welcome page,
which is inserted into the master template.
Now suppose this page has direct links to other JSPs,
like this:
html:link page=nextpage.jspnext page/html:link
I'm getting routed to the wrong server when I use html: form
action=/myAction
in a weblogic clustered environment. Does the html:form
tag POST to the Struts servlet using response.encodeURL
as the URL posted to?
How should I code my html:form tags in JSPs in
clustered environment to ensure the
I can't find the panel in IE6.0 to disable cookies.
How do I turn of cookies with this version
of the browser? I want to test URL
re-writing.
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Situation:
Clustered web application in Weblogic using Struts.
It looks like Struts automatically appends the sessionid when I
use tags like html:link page=... tag or when I invoke
the ActionMapping.findForward() call.
However, when I have an HTML form and I POST to an
action, it looks like the
I have read that Struts uses the Token Synchronization
pattern to detect and avoid duplicate form submissions.
Question: Is all of this handled transparently for me
or do I need to code some logic in the perform() method
to enable this and/or ignore a duplicate submission?
Thanks
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