Taking what was discussed and developing conceptually further and you begin
to create a web content management system. There is a fully servlet based
solution available at www.javacorporate.com with over 4 years development
effort into it.
You can see an live site example at
http://www.javacorpo
Hi,
You have any sample code for checking the session object, should anyone tries to
access any servlet?
Thank you.
Ravi K U wrote:
> there are several ways to do this.
> 1) Craete a session object after succesful login and check for the validity of the
> session object in every servlet. So i
there are several ways to do this.
1) Craete a session object after succesful login and check for the validity of the
session object in every servlet. So if anybody tries to access any servlet other
than login servlet ,access will be denied as he won't be having a session object
2) Few Servers l
Hi Suresh,
You can protect your resources of the application by a simple technique. Just have
a login page, where you ask for the login info from the user. In the background,
if the information provided is correct, start a new session variable. On the
subsequent pages, which are to be protected,
>I'm very new to server side java, so if this isn't possible please
>let me know. Why can't a servlet be setup to handle all requests.
>Then if the user is registered just return whatever page they
>requested, otherwise return the login screen? I know very little
>about jigsaw, but this would be a
I'm very new to server side java, so if this isn't possible please let me
know. Why can't a servlet be setup to handle all requests. Then if the user
is registered just return whatever page they requested, otherwise return
the login screen? I know very little about jigsaw, but this would be
analog
> "Rajesh" == Rajesh Nair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rajesh> Isn't it possible to put the pages under a directory with a restricted
Rajesh> Access Control?? Or
Rajesh> am I missing something. My impression was that by setting the directory
Rajesh> permissions
Rajesh> using your web
,"user not logged in");
response.sendRedirect(loginURL);
}
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From: gsuresh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 4:21 PM
Subject: regarding web security..
> Hi all,
> Currently i am working in providing sec
TTP request and
>authenticating/authorizing. You'd have to go elsewhere for support on this
>approach.
>
>Best,
>Steven
>
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>>>>> "Steven" == Steven D Meacham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> "Steven" == Steven D Meacham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Steven> There are a couple of solutions to this. The first one is for you to use
Steven> the session object, setting a value in your login servlet that all the rest
Steven> of the pages look for before displaying their content.
vid M. Karr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: regarding web security..
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> >>>>> "Steven" == Steven D Meacham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Steven>
Hi
U can use the following stategy. In the logon servlet, get some user information
say user_name and password. Store these in session variables. Before loading any
page, get the user name from the session object. If user name is null then it
means that the user has not come from the login page.
sage-
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Hi all,
Currently i am working in providing security for Intranet of the company. I
am using Jigsaw for developement.
Intranet has 100's of pages, I don't want anyone to view any of the pages
withou logging into the servlet. Now if the user knows the url of any of the
page directly he is ab
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