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I was looking at this PR[1] and wondering why we have huge swaths of CSS and HTML in a Java source file, instead of using e.g. JSP or some other content-generation framework. I know, I hate JSP, too, but having large blocks of HTML and CSS in Java strings is just ... awful. Also, is there a particular reason we are using embedded CSS in the pages instead of an external CSS file? Ultimately, it would be a good idea to move all CSS and even styles into a separate CSS file so we can tighten-up the Content Security Policy on the manager app. This can help prevent attacks if there happens to be some kind of XSS vulnerability hiding in there somewhere. Any objections to evicting the CSS to begin with? Thanks, - -chris [1] https://github.com/apache/tomcat/pull/327 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - https://www.enigmail.net/ iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEMmKgYcQvxMe7tcJcHPApP6U8pFgFAl8gLJsACgkQHPApP6U8 pFgKCw//WY8p/EBS7sxDYgnV6W4pjeuAuhXv6ierajPH28NfdokIRlU4IfFIUVIE Ck98rK9uH98o6QFkWC70MVYV+NbEi4CwrjPhuFV/rEplyqfA+Ijs5g069a1g15On fw5V44CK2JBj0AjT4ZtMVWOSxDElHZc3SjZmyaie0pk2zDVxYwSwhoRPtqzms5rH zTlu48R14t1O9PLsWGthwdVStAn9WlE7hBLI3yLag/QKUqlOR/a8Fy75mbMma5a9 cmG8Lh5Jo8a6YzD0q37sdOmKN5d9lZxZkz3x21Cy3v2qcKcaGUcAttAEe9hFKEzh I0hOMKYc/2n2aNpMTjIkG86fXzAYB1IIsfiGxlwP/nY6HzJ9XRolD9+kT7LZ/tP3 7SKL8rVoKi5SWiH+g3jGifVkxfiHlMhvZikAbC75ngP7mNXZFHPdnF3rvai/cbum FWUpLDoW/oTs87v9l071hs+hf2PffvqL/v5AeoMbGf/VDpf/zcuNy0wlB2w6Nxo9 K8sBVHQGJzIlaR9fqLyYJkJ8kmSb37t7BxPXLuGSCr98uUD8bSy2IwC2IxessXQc E+oIyJ0mlPdKU1dh5yFtMzCp4S9olUg4diqOxpToGm2hnmdnkRY3OarC1OU839NC Yd5uYA9XoYxBro2oNfB1gCNB5Ve4aLVOV0Q3iKcW83b8jLiNgzY= =Z+cI -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@tomcat.apache.org
