Hi All,
I am implementing a custom JDBCRealm security for my struts application. I
have configured the login page path in web.xml and have mapped the path in
struts-config.xml. When a user tries to access a restricted page it is
directed to the login page.
After entering userName and password,
Hello,
I just setup Tomcat 5.019 as part of the NetBeans 3.6/Sun JDK 1.4x package.
At first I was able to login as manager and admin, after an edit to the
tomcat-users.xml file. Now, after apparently using the wrong ID or password to login,
I can not get back in no matter what I do
Allow us to see your tomcat-users.xml file.
Regards
On Sat, 2004-07-10 at 17:20, BONUCHI, MICHAEL ROGER (SBCSI) wrote:
Hello,
I just setup Tomcat 5.019 as part of the NetBeans 3.6/Sun JDK 1.4x package.
At first I was able to login as manager and admin, after an edit to the
Hello Aman,
By the way, I have a second Tomcat instance on this Win2K laptop. Of course, I only
run one at a time. The other Tomcat instance, the one outside of the Sun/NetBeans
directory, works fine. I can login as admin or manager without error. Here's my
tomcat-users.xml for the one
There is no account lock-out implemented in tomcat. Have a look in server.xml
and see how the realm is configured. You might have changed this through the
admin app. If you have, the previous server.xml should still be in the conf
directory with a timstamp appended to the filename.
Mark
Mufaddal Khumri wrote:
I have a webapp deployed under tomcat + apache.
I have a taglib in which i have the following:
out.print(link rel='shortcut icon'
href='/mywebapp/images/favicon.ico' type='image/x-icon');
The favicon.ico is a 16 * 16 icon file.
The favicon shows up in Safari on the Mac ,
I am getting a NullPointerException in an action form that should
theoretically not be possible :(
Any ideas/help/suggestions are appreciated. Obviously it is possible
:).
I happens when I'm testing. I find a problem, leave my browser up, then
stop/start Tomcat. I select a home page link from the
Hi, I place member.jsp in my webapp root folder, which is
TOMCAT_HOME -- webapp --myWebApp/
and part of web.xml :
servlet-mapping
servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
url-pattern*.do/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
part of struts-config.xml:
action-mappings
Mark,
I've not touched the server.xml file. Here's it's contents below (realm
portion only). Looks like there is a global realm here, not a simple UserDatabase
as with the (jakarta released) second instance that I have that works. Should it be
commented out? Remember, this Tomcat
keep the original mapping, but also add it to your welcome file list
On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 04:45:49 +0800, Koon Yue Lam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi, I place member.jsp in my webapp root folder, which is
TOMCAT_HOME -- webapp --myWebApp/
and part of web.xml :
servlet-mapping
Greetings fellow Tomcat dancers,
Been losing cycles in a gumption trap, trying to hook a CSS file
up to XSLT-generated XHTML pages. Many thanks to whomever sees
my obvious error.
If I hardwire the full-path filename of my development environment
into the XSLT file, all works as
Hi all,
I'm using tomcat with DBCP for connection pooling, on a hosted
server.
My hosting provider is using an older driver that doesn't support
some JDBC 3.0 features I'd like.
When I asked them about upgrading, they told me I could just stick
the jar file for the more
Hi Jarl !
sorry, I still don't get what u mean
I try to place
welcome-file-list
welcome-file/Member.jsp/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
in web.xml and keep the mapping as :
servlet-mapping
servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
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