Tomcat alternative authentication

2001-01-01 Thread Charles Talleyrand
Hello, I'm sorry if this topic has been covered recently but I just signed up. At any rate, I am looking for some help or at least some documentation on how I supposed to use the security constraint and authentication and all of that. In my web app, I had defined a directory that would hold

Re: Re: Security/Authentication ; Realms

2001-01-05 Thread Charles Talleyrand
Ok, so I too wish to extend a realm but I believe I don't understand enough about packages and stuff but if I go to where SimpleRealm.java is sitting and javac it, I get a whole lotta errors. I'm sure it is something basic that I am doing wrong. Anyone wanna point out the folly of my ways?

Authentication/Ream question

2001-01-08 Thread Charles Talleyrand
Hello all, Sorry to keep harping on this issue but I'd really like to be able to use/understand it. I have now downloaded the tomcat source and have been building away. My problem/question comes in from doing something like this {package import statements} public class MySimpleRealm

Re: Authentication/Ream question

2001-01-08 Thread Charles Talleyrand
As an update, It may not be elegant but it seems to work (so far). I wrote a simple redirect servlet to point to my secure content and it seems to be working. Any suggestions on why I needed to do this would be most appreciated. If anyone cares, here's my exceeding complex and difficult

Transform get to post

2001-01-17 Thread Charles Talleyrand
Pardon my ignorance, but is there a way to transform a get request into a post? If so, how would I go about doing it? Basically, I have a servlet that redirects users based on session criteria and I'd like to POST the data to a form processor rather than URL encode it. Anyone's thoughts

Transform get to post

2001-01-17 Thread Charles Talleyrand
Pardon my ignorance, but is there a way to transform a get request into a post? If so, how would I go about doing it? Basically, I have a servlet that redirects users based on session criteria and I'd like to POST the data to a form processor rather than URL encode it. Anyone's thoughts

Re: RE: Transform get to post

2001-01-17 Thread Charles Talleyrand
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Re: RE: Transform get to post

2001-01-17 Thread Charles Talleyrand
Effendi, It may be silly but it works just dandy. Thank you a thousand-fold! Begin Original Message From: "CPC Livelink Admin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wed, 17 Jan 2001 18:27:52 -0500 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Transform get to post Well, this seems kinda silly, but you