Re: Personalized Tomcat Manager

2003-09-27 Thread Grzegorz Malinka
Yes... bu that solution gives access permision to all application deployed
by Tomcat Server...
I would to give reload, install, remove command to application but to user
which is its owner.

http://host:8180/manager/reload?path=/script

some user called i.e. jack can reload only application called script and
cannot do operations on application deployed within a webapps directory.

IMHO... only way is to make some corrections in either Manager Container or
Users Database Container and  recompile.

 You might want to edit tomcat-users.xml configuration file.

 Or use Likha DevCentre.  It simplifies your development life cycle in
 Tomcat.
 Download it from www.downloads.com or www.javashareware.com.

 Cheers

 Bern

 I have to give access permission to Tomcat Manager for several users,
which
 should manage just its application (not all).

 Is it possible?



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Re: Personalized Tomcat Manager

2003-09-27 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hopefully Likha DevCentre is going in that direction.

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 Yes... bu that solution gives access permision to all application deployed
 by Tomcat Server...
 I would to give reload, install, remove command to application but to user
 which is its owner.

 http://host:8180/manager/reload?path=/script

 some user called i.e. jack can reload only application called script
and
 cannot do operations on application deployed within a webapps directory.

 IMHO... only way is to make some corrections in either Manager Container
or
 Users Database Container and  recompile.

  You might want to edit tomcat-users.xml configuration file.
 
  Or use Likha DevCentre.  It simplifies your development life cycle in
  Tomcat.
  Download it from www.downloads.com or www.javashareware.com.
 
  Cheers
 
  Bern

  I have to give access permission to Tomcat Manager for several users,
 which
  should manage just its application (not all).
 
  Is it possible?



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Re: Personalized Tomcat Manager

2003-09-27 Thread Tim Funk
If you needs finer grain control of the manager app such as user X cannot 
perform action Y, then write and install a Filter which does the appropriate 
security checks. Before letting each serlvet execute.

-Tim

Grzegorz Malinka wrote:

Yes... bu that solution gives access permision to all application deployed
by Tomcat Server...
I would to give reload, install, remove command to application but to user
which is its owner.
http://host:8180/manager/reload?path=/script

some user called i.e. jack can reload only application called script and
cannot do operations on application deployed within a webapps directory.
IMHO... only way is to make some corrections in either Manager Container or
Users Database Container and  recompile.

You might want to edit tomcat-users.xml configuration file.

Or use Likha DevCentre.  It simplifies your development life cycle in
Tomcat.
Download it from www.downloads.com or www.javashareware.com.
Cheers

Bern


I have to give access permission to Tomcat Manager for several users,
which

should manage just its application (not all).

Is it possible?
 


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Personalized Tomcat Manager

2003-09-26 Thread Grzegorz Malinka
I have to give access permission to Tomcat Manager for several users, which should 
manage just its application (not all).

Is it possible?

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Regards

Grzegorz Malinka
RDB-Admin @ DEMO
2B|!2B

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Re: Personalized Tomcat Manager

2003-09-26 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Grzegorz Malinka,

You might want to edit tomcat-users.xml configuration file.

Or use Likha DevCentre.  It simplifies your development life cycle in
Tomcat.
Download it from www.downloads.com or www.javashareware.com.

Cheers

Bern

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I have to give access permission to Tomcat Manager for several users, which
should manage just its application (not all).

Is it possible?

-- 
Regards

Grzegorz Malinka
RDB-Admin @ DEMO
2B|!2B

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