I have seen many posts on this subject, but no definitive answers. It's
said that you can use the RemoteAddrValve and RemoteHostValve to allow
different degrees of access to different applications published under
webapps, but how?
The admin.xml example uses a context fragment. If I have another
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I have seen many posts on this subject, but no definitive answers.
It's
said that you can use the RemoteAddrValve and RemoteHostValve to allow
different degrees
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Sent: Friday, June 11, 2004 1:00 PM
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Subject: Using RemoteAddrValve for individual webapps.
I have seen many posts on this subject, but no definitive answers.
It's
said that you can use the RemoteAddrValve and RemoteHostValve
Hi,
Let's say that I don't want to mess with my working server.xml. If I
have an application that's accessed via webapps/myapp/jsp/index.html,
where would I put the RemoteAddrValve code? Do I create a context
fragment called webapps/myapp.xml and put it there? I'd rather not
have
to add a
