Hi all,
Winners never quit and quitters never win
See.
http://marc.info/?l=tomcat-userm=126047599208053w=2
Thanks for the assistance!!!
Tony
Anthony Jay wrote:
yes, I was aware of this, as mentioned on a previous mail, but as its
neither production ready nor complete it would be a huge
Excellent. Now I have an elegant plan B in case my current
apache-mod_auth_mysql-tomcat-form-based-authentication solution proves
impractical.
http://marc.info/?l=tomcat-userm=126047599208053w=2
Regards,
Tony
Christopher Schultz wrote:
securityfilter (http://securityfilter.sourceforge.net) can
for the input, all ideas are most welcome!
Tony
/Tony
On 09/12/2009 21:07, Anthony Jay wrote:
Hi All,
I am having tremendous difficulty configuring contexts on tomcat.
I've had to split my perfectly working application into two applications
as the jsp now requires Form based authentication
yes, I was aware of this, as mentioned on a previous mail, but as its
neither production ready nor complete it would be a huge risk.
I am beginning to think that I am attempting the impossible...
After several weeks banging my head against a wall (I have a sore neck)
I am giving this one more day
SOLVED
Also the issue with Multiple Authentication Mechanisms
My head is sore from banging it against a wall but I THINK that I have
come up with a rather elegant solution.
Well its a bit obvious in one way but I suppose I had to go through all
the pain first. There was alot of pain.
Just to
Hi All,
I am having tremendous difficulty configuring contexts on tomcat.
I've had to split my perfectly working application into two applications
as the jsp now requires Form based authentication and the XML components
require Http Basic authentication as before. As I've learned the very
hard
Many thanks Chuck and Ken for the tip. I am surprised that the solution
is a 'hack' rather than configuration, but kinda glad that I wasn't
losing my marbles.
URL Rewriting is probably going to be the easiest way out, I am
considering using mod_jk on the apache side so I could get away with
using
Hi,
FYI just hit another stumbling block which may be of interest to
other users.
UrlRewriteFilter will not forward any of my requests, even to the sample
demo rule for /rewrite-status/ itself! It will, however, redirect
perfectly well (when type is changed to type=redirect) meaning that I
to continue)
Tony
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Anthony,
On 11/30/2009 4:53 AM, Anthony Jay wrote:
Is is possible to have an application that serves content protected by
BASIC and FORM based auth?
As Mark points out, the servlet spec says not in the same webapp.
Tomcat
not be available in a
stable form for many months to come. That was a big disappointment!
Many thanks,
Tony
Peter Crowther wrote:
2009/12/1 Anthony Jay anthony...@fastmail.fm:
As for cross application communication I will have to revisit our own
code to see if there are static/singleton
Hi,
Is is possible to have an application that serves content protected by
BASIC and FORM based auth?
i.e.
JSP protected by FORM
Servlets that process XML use http BASIC?
I could deploy seperate apps for each type but I would then lose access
to application specific information e.g.
but it seems to have a commerical license. openCMS looks
promising (but no blogging) any recommendations?
Tony
On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:02 +, Pid p...@pidster.com wrote:
On 16/11/2009 22:07, André Warnier wrote:
Anthony Jay wrote:
My main issue now is about how the authentication works
accepting that almost everyone else knows more than
me
Tony
On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:02 +, Pid p...@pidster.com wrote:
On 16/11/2009 22:07, André Warnier wrote:
Anthony Jay wrote:
My main issue now is about how the authentication works between Tomcat
and Apache.
That's the only one
Hi,
I am in need of some advice. My current setup is a web application
running on Jboss which serves static and dynamic content, jsp,
servlets and xml on two non load balanced servers (hot spare using
mysql replication). It currently uses Http Basic Authentication over
SSL. This has
Hi Neil,
Thanks for the comments, I really appreciate hearing from someone
that has actual production experience using these technologies!
To answer your question below, I *could* have all my servlets in one
webapp but that would not be my preference. For example I would like the
capability
What I have found works well in some circumstances where you do not have
a profiler to hand.
1. Look for static declarations in your code that point to singletons or
collection objects. They might just grow and grow
2. You may not be using third party libs correctly, e.g. Not closing
Thanks. Squid may be a contender but I need the CMS and blogging that
comes with apache/php. Although maybe someday our traffic may get to the
point where we will need squid to keep up! Now that would be a good
problem to have! Thanks for the pointer.
On Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:36 -0800, Elli Albek
ready)
for apache or am I just really bad at finding things?
I would really like to force apache to do as much as possible of the ssl
and authn and leave tomcat to handle the actual work!
Regards,
Tony
On Mon, 16 Nov 2009 21:07 +, Pid p...@pidster.com wrote:
On 16/11/2009 17:53, Anthony Jay
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