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Hi,
... it would be nice to be able to do this directly, as you stated. But I
think you can already make this work, albeit via a detour, by using a
database based authentication mod for Apache, and by modifying the
database through JDBC. for mySQL, you can find the mod and the JDBC driver
to try it out...
APACHE ---- MOD_AUTH*
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JSERV database
| |
servlet ---------- JDBC
e-gret,
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Stefan Mainz wrote:
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> As we all know now we can restrict access to servlets via the
> <Location> directiy in .htaccess.
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> But is there something like the opposite? I would like to authorise
> a user by a servlet. As i do not want to serv ordinary html-pages by a
> servlet i would like to tell the apache server that the user is
> authenticated und may access pages in a certain realm.
>
> In theory i would have to set some header information, but don't know
> which ones. Has anyone tried this before?
>
> Stefan
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