Re: My first Aproach

I would recommend that you look at the newer Technology JSF (Java Server Faces) which sits on top of JSP. This is easier to use and will probably be the future. Ritchie Gillam Programmer Analyst, Information Services, Halifax Regional Municipality Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: (902)

Re: setting the domain of the jsession COOKIE

Thanks very much!! :-( Iratxe - Iratxe Etxebarria Sainz-Ezkerra Soporte Web External Global Services Tfno: 946 584 773 / 628 717 375 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/17 1:42 There is no way to do that. -Tim Iratxe Etxeberria Sainz-Ezquerra wrote:

Re: setting the domain of the jsession COOKIE

I read somewhere in the release notes of tomacat 5.5 that itès possible to do that. You can always do it programaticaly by reading the cookie and re - seting it Iratxe Etxeberria Sainz-Ezquerra wrote: Thanks very much!! :-( Iratxe -

RE: SSL Error : Please HELP

You want to put this in the Java tab under Java Options. Best regards Robert. -Original Message- From: James Rome [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 October 2005 16:00 To: tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org Subject: SSL Error : Please HELP I tried putting start

Authenticating with LDAP against multiple organizational units

We're having a problem authenticating with Tomcat 5.5.9 against multiple organizational units. Our LDAP server is Active Directory. Here's our current setup: Realm className=org.apache.catalina.realm.JNDIRealm debug=3 connectionURL=ldap://ldapdc.thf.net:389;

Re: Authenticating with LDAP against multiple organizational units

My guess is that you need to direct the LDAP URL at the ADS global catalog, which oddly enough is not on port 389... Brian Bonner wrote: We're having a problem authenticating with Tomcat 5.5.9 against multiple organizational units. Our LDAP server is Active Directory. Here's our current

RE: IIS security with tomcat

HI That;'s what i'm trying to do.. But the user credentials are held within a database. Ideally, I want to forward to tomcat, do the login for the user, and somehow tell IIS all static conent from the session(or user) is allowed. Equally, I dont want the users to bookmark the pdf/html

Can the manager app drop sessions on a start?

I'm running Tomcat 5.0.28 on Linux, for a development platform. After updating an application, Tomcat (or possibly the manager app) can't start the application if it has sessions pending. One of my co-workers thinks that this is a session serialization issue, in that our application keeps lots

RE: IIS security with tomcat

From: Steve Gaunt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: IIS security with tomcat I'm not sure how to do this with the web server, surely there must be a standard way of achieving this. I've searched google but unable to find information about this. Perhaps you should consider going

Tomcat 5.5.9 reject client certificate

Hi all, I have been struggling for two days for trying to find a solution for the problem that my client certificate got rejected by tomcat server. I used openssl to generate the self-signed ca, and tomcat server's and client's, then signed and imported to the server's keystore, and signed

Re: Is it even possible to retrieve a custom user principal? (Was: Tomcat user principal)

Mark, Thanks a ton for the reply. I almost want to reply with you're kidding, right?, as I am kind of speechless that using JAAS (which I am), the Java platform's standard authentication/authorization API, doesn't allow one to use a custom principal. It seems like a major hole in Tomcat

SSL ErrorOCSP error

Alas, No extra debugging information appeared for me with the -Djavax.net.debug=ssl:handshake. I still get WARN http-8443-Processor25 gov.sensornet.security.X509Realm - Check OCSP Credentials: CertPathValidatorException: java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException:

One package for all Sub domains

Hi, I am running several domains from my tomcat. I want to add some Custom made packages to all my clients on that server. This package has cutom made CMS. I don't want to expose the code to all my clients by adding a sub directory. How can I do that? Thanks Aditya

hacking the tomcat DefaultServlet

Hello tomcat users I have hesitated a while before sending up this question, for the presumably obvious reason that hacking the tomcat DefaultServlet is an act of questionable judgement. But there are some good reasons why I experimented with this. In my attempt to get more control over

One login for multiple webapps

Is it possible to have one login for multiple web apps within the same tomcat webapp? That is, I don't need to relogin to web app B if the user have already logged in web app A when the user have the access right in both web app. Thanks.

Re: Tomcat upgrade

if anyone has done it earlier its better to reuse..i am already working on the same. But is it recommended to upgrade to higher version of tomcat? my current tomcat is curretly stable. Just wanted to get ageneral view or opinion of all the experts in this group Santosh On 10/17/05, George

classloader during tomcat startup

Hi all, I have couple of questions regarding tomcat startup 1)when the tomcat is started , does it load all the jar file from its lib and create a object of all the classes? 2) if there is a static block in one of the classes , when will it execute..during startup or when first call is made