I created a filter that checked to see whether the request.getRemoteUser()
was set, and if so, did a lookup on the DB to get the first and last names.
Digby
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In a web-app I have a JDBCRealm and most requests are secure
In a web-app I have a JDBCRealm and most requests are secure (requiring a logon).
I would like to create a User bean that contains the users first and last name, both of
which are stored in the DB table along with the username and password. I would like to
create this User bean when the user
On Sat, May 22, 2004 at 01:23:38PM +0100, Tim Penhey wrote:
: Using jsp:useBean would require a default constructor, but even if I wanted that, I
: can't get the request and hence the logged in user.
I don't think I understand this --
What stops you from getting the request object from within a
