My website uses a subscription based service, and we're using WorldPay
(similar to PayPal I believe) to handle the credit card billing. I've
defined roles for each of the subscription levels:
trial
trial_expired
bronze
silver
gold
The problem is when a trial user registers, they become
Assuming I understand your problem:
You may want to try populating a session object from the database and then
update that session object when the user changes his role info. Then use the
session object to make decisions, rather than need to re-read the database each
time.
Michael Mattox
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: How to make Tomcat reread user's role from database
Assuming I understand your problem:
You may want to try populating a session object from the
database and then
update that session object when the user changes his role
info. Then use the
session
Mike,
I read this after I posted in the other thread.
Looks like you answered some of my questions here already.
Sorry 'bout that.
Again, you are very helpful.
Thanks,
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* Rick Roberts*
* Advanced Information Technologies,
If it works as expected, then (Michael M) what you might consider is on
the servlet that 'upgrades' the user from trial to 'not trial'
invalidate the session, and redirect to a protected page. This would
make the container authenticate the user again, meaning the user would
need to login
A simple alternative is to add a page which has a meta-refresh - and the user
gets a message saying you'll be redirected in a moment. Then meta refresh
action automagically logs them back in.
-Tim
Michael Mattox wrote:
If it works as expected, then (Michael M) what you might consider is on
the
