Request Interceptors -- Need Some Help

2001-02-15 Thread Creighton Kirkendall

I am working implementing a database driven access control interceptor.
This is similar to JDBCRealm however it stores the information about
security constrains in the database so they are dynamic.  I was wondering if
I implement this, how can I have JDBCRealm work for some of my applications
and my new Interceptor work for others.  It would be the same thing as using
two different JDBCRealms pointing to two different databases for two
different application on the same tomcat server. Any help would be
appreciated. 

Creighton Kirkendall

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Re: Request Interceptors -- Need Some Help

2001-02-15 Thread Craig R. McClanahan

Creighton Kirkendall wrote:

 I am working implementing a database driven access control interceptor.
 This is similar to JDBCRealm however it stores the information about
 security constrains in the database so they are dynamic.  I was wondering if
 I implement this, how can I have JDBCRealm work for some of my applications
 and my new Interceptor work for others.  It would be the same thing as using
 two different JDBCRealms pointing to two different databases for two
 different application on the same tomcat server. Any help would be
 appreciated.


For Tomcat 3.2 you are kind of stuck -- the authentication interceptor is global
to all of Tomcat.  This is not true in Tomcat 4.0, however -- you can install
your realm implementation at the web app, virtual host, or entire container
level.


 Creighton Kirkendall


Craig McClanahan



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