GSOC: Convert current Tomcat valves to Servlet Filters, I revised my project plan based on the comments of Mark

Hello, Dear All, First, thank you very much for you valuable comments, Mark. I've revised my project plan based on the comments of Mark, since I could not edit my proposal any longer, I wrote the revised version of project plan in a comment of my proposal, you can find it for certain by

Re: GSOC: Convert current Tomcat valves to Servlet Filters, I revised my project plan based on the comments of Mark

On Apr 4, 2009, at 3:01 PM, Xie Xiaodong wrote: Hello, Dear All, First, thank you very much for you valuable comments, Mark. I've revised my project plan based on the comments of Mark, since I could not edit my proposal any longer, I wrote the revised version of project plan in a

Re: GSOC: Convert current Tomcat valves to Servlet Filters, I revised my project plan based on the comments of Mark

Thank you, David. After having a glance at JSR-196 Specification, the intuitive of design decision is to implement the built in auth methods (BASIC, DIGEST, FORM, CLIENT_CERT) of Tomcat Valve with ServerAuthModule. And I agreed the difficulty of implementing the auth function into filter you

Re: GSOC: Convert current Tomcat valves to Servlet Filters, I revised my project plan based on the comments of Mark

Although the specification does not cover whether the *ServerAuthModule *should be stateful or stateless, I think we'd better keep it stateless for scalability. 2009/4/5 Xie Xiaodong xxd82...@gmail.com Thank you, David. After having a glance at JSR-196 Specification, the intuitive of