I don't believe you can intercept code with JSPs within precompiling the JSPs.
You MAY be able to do this with JDK 5.0 and our instrumentor, or the new JDK 1.4
classloader stuff we have in HEAD. Kabir is going to take a look.
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What's this new classloader stuff that you guys have in head? Mind sharing the concept
a little bit?
What I'm trying to do is to prototype some security framework that can be applied to
web applications in a more or less uniform way. Unfortunately, having a clean and
clear-cut interceptor
JBoss AOP works in two ways. Either you precompile your Java .class files to push in
the AOP stuff, or you set JBoss AOP up so that it does the bytecode transformations at
runtime when the class is loaded. Load-time transformation requires hooks into the
classloader.
With JDK 1.4, we
Hi. My penny to disscussion.
I have Struts application and been using Tomcat server. I'd like to use JBossAOP with
it.
So what I've tried is: precompiled my plain servlets, jsps (in Struts meaning) with
jasper/jspc. This way I got sources of my web pages for my application.
As I have sources
Thanks for the explanation.
The idea for the security framework is that, the declarative security model is static,
and it's very hard to do dynamic access control management. For example, say I have a
content management app, which I want to hook to an external acess manager. Let say I
can
Hey,
thanks for explaining diff between static and dynamic sec model. I will need dynamic
one in some application and was wondering whether to use already written JBoss'
security aspects.
Tomasz
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hany_bee,
What about a servlet filter or a Tomcat valve? This is how we implemented JBoss
Security integration with Tomcat. If you're dealing with web requests
(HttpServletRequests), then a filter or valve is probably a better solution anyways...
Thomas,
Kabir is working on JSP side of
