Kim wrote:
Hi, Dear all
I'm using tomcat 6.0.35 on linux CentOS 5.7 using sun jdk jdk1.5.0_11.
I need to enable public_html for my user but for security reason, I
would like restrict the functions to serve static files only.
Can anyone tell me how to do that ?
Actually I can build tomcat from
Hi,Andre
Thanks for the advice. I do implement a Valve class to capture all the
request before forwarding to actual web app. However, I can not know
in advance the actual url for the servlet or JSP ..
i.e. I can not know from the URI in the Valve class that the
resources is static files or
On 27.06.2012 06:58, Kim wrote:
I'm using tomcat 6.0.35 on linux CentOS 5.7 using sun jdk
jdk1.5.0_11.
I need to enable public_html for my user but for security reason, I
would like restrict the functions to serve static files only.
Can anyone tell me how to do that ?
IMO apache httpd suits
Hi,Mikolaj
Actually I would like to get rid of apache httpd
Regards,
Kim
2012/6/27 Mikolaj Rydzewski m...@ceti.pl:
On 27.06.2012 06:58, Kim wrote:
I'm using tomcat 6.0.35 on linux CentOS 5.7 using sun jdk jdk1.5.0_11.
I need to enable public_html for my user but for security reason, I
would
Regarding the style of communications : on this list, it is preferred if posters answer
*below* the respective text to which they refer, not on top of the message.
It makes it so much easier to follow the flow of the conversation (rather than having to
scroll up and down to find the appropriate
Hi, Andre
How so ? can you explain ?
After all, Tomcat itself has to know if the resource being served is a
servlet or jsp page or something else, in order to serve it properly.
So how come you cannot do the same ?
ans : each user can have his/her own web.xml and can do whatever URL
mapping in
Kim wrote:
Hi, Andre
How so ? can you explain ?
After all, Tomcat itself has to know if the resource being served is a
servlet or jsp page or something else, in order to serve it properly.
So how come you cannot do the same ?
ans : each user can have his/her own web.xml and can do whatever URL
2012/6/27 Kim k...@aerodrive.com:
Hi, Dear all
I'm using tomcat 6.0.35 on linux CentOS 5.7 using sun jdk jdk1.5.0_11.
I need to enable public_html for my user but for security reason, I
would like restrict the functions to serve static files only.
Can anyone tell me how to do that ?
Actually
From: Kim [mailto:k...@aerodrive.com]
Subject: Re: restrict per user public_html to serve static files only...
Please do not top-post; it's rude and annoying.
each user can have his/her own web.xml and can do whatever URL
mapping in web.xml to serve his/her servlet
??? You first say users
]
Subject: Re: restrict per user public_html to serve static files only...
Please do not top-post; it's rude and annoying.
each user can have his/her own web.xml and can do whatever URL
mapping in web.xml to serve his/her servlet
??? You first say users cannot have dynamic content, then state
user public_html to serve static files only...
Please do not top-post; it's rude and annoying.
each user can have his/her own web.xml and can do whatever URL
mapping in web.xml to serve his/her servlet
??? You first say users cannot have dynamic content, then state that users can
have
Hi, Kolinko
Really thanks. Yes, I have hunt down to UserConfig in the source tree
on Tomcat and can modify UserConfig.java to skip those user context if
there exists a /WEB-INF/web.xml in their public_html directory.
And I can also insert a Valve filter to skip those URL with jsp extension ...
: Kim [mailto:k...@aerodrive.com]
Subject: Re: restrict per user public_html to serve static files only...
Please do not top-post; it's rude and annoying.
each user can have his/her own web.xml and can do whatever URL
mapping in web.xml to serve his/her servlet
??? You first say users
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