Try forwarding the request:
<%jsp:forward page="theLoginURL"%>
to a file with your login-page instead of
> here i post some html code with forms and stuff to give the user an
> interface for login
Simon Jakesch wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> i'm currently creating a webapplication with jsp the problem i have is:
> i have to check if the user is logged in in every file (for security
> reasons) therefore i need to have a very easy and flexible way to do
> this..... i have created a bean doing the logincheck for me but i still
> have some code to write, which is i think, unnecessary if i use this
> code in an external jsp file and include it every time... this works
> fine EXCEPT that if the user is not logged in it displayes the loginpage
> AND the code of the page..... so i have to stop the JSP from displaying
> the rest of the side if the user is not logged in ...... HOW? to clarify
> this here the logical code of my pages:
>
> //
> // this is my external login file named LOGIN.JSP
> //
> <%
> if (!user.notLoggedIn){
> %>
>
> here i post some html code with forms and stuff to give the user an
> interface for login
>
> <%
> }
> here i do the login if the user submits the form
>
> //
> // this is a file like one out of hundreds of my application
> //
>
> <%@ include file="LOGIN.JSP" />
>
> here is the HTML code or Java code which should only show up if the user
> is logged in.....
>
> ok as you see the html code of the second page will always be
> displayed.... how can i avoid that... i tried adding a else in the
> second file which would reefers to the IF in LOGIN.JSP but i didn't
> work.... any suggestions...
> how do you solve this login problem.... i guess i'm not the first one
> thinking about that.
>
> would be nice to get help specifically to the problem described above
> but i think anything concerning logins could help me maybe there is
> another way to solve that.
>
> bye,
> simon
>
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