The real problem I am running into is that most WAP browsers don't support
cookies and thus the storing of session data in the cookie. I use Tomcat as
my servlet engine, and I have a secured part of my site.
How Tomcat works in a web environment is this. When you request a page that
is secured,
Is there such a thing as a session in WML? I am trying to reference
'session.getAttribute(...)' in a jsp page that produces WML and viewed in a
WAP browser. Is this even a possibility? I am trying to use Tomcat's
security framework(j_security_check) to protect a url pattern and
authenticate users.
I am trying to bypass the problem Tomcat 3.2.1 has when it attempts to
create file names under the 'work' directory that contain too many
characters on a WinNT machine (>255). Has anyone created a work-around for
this? New algorithm? Is this going to be fixed in the next release?
Thanks in advanc
Is there a way for pages served up by Tomcat to interpret SSI's. For
example, I have an entire dir. structure that I secure via FORM based
security, thus must be served up by Tomcat. Some files in this directory
contain SSI's '' however
Tomcat doesn't recognize the SSI include tags. Is there a way
Were you ever able to get an answer to this question? I am running into the
same problem using Tomcat 3.2.1.
Thanks in advance ,
Bob
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From: Mueller, Franz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 12:22 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: ignored un
I agree with you, however if I set a url-protected directory all the files
in that url-protected directory must be under Tomcat, and thus if some of
the files are shtm's and use SSI, the headers and footers will no longer
show up because the page is now being server up by Tomcat rather than IIS.
W
Does Tomcat have the ability to parse a common SSI like the following on an
'.shtm' page.
My setup is Tomcat 3.2.1 and IIS 4.0. I have '.shtm' files in a Tomcat
url-protected directory. I want Tomcat to be able to serve up the '.shtm'
correctly, which requires it to pa
Don't include the www in your url-pattern rather if you directory
structure is
Tomcat
|
-- webapps
|
-- mywebapp
|
-- jsps
selectroster.jsp
another.jsp
another2.jsp
you would include /jsps/selectroster.jsp
What version o
You may also want to try setting the url pattern relative to the root going
only down to the directory in which it exist to see if that atleast works,
rather than specifying the coplete path to the file.
i.e.
/dir1/subdir1/*
Bob
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From: Michael Mo
You may want to try setting the url pattern relative to the root i.e.
/dir1/subdir1/selectroster.jsp
Bob
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From: Michael Molloy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 7:41 PM
To: Tomcat
Subject: How to prevent a .jsp from being accessed directl
I am not using Apache but what I have done is, add something like the
following to your webapps 'web.xml' file...
IntraMail
/intramail/IntraMail
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From: Markus Diesing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I found the root of the HTTP 405 Error. I had my 'login.jsp' page in a
directory called '/security' however I did not have an entry in the
'uriworkermap.properties' file for the '/security' directory as such
'/security/*=ajp12'. The result I was getting was a 'HTTP Error 405
405 Method Not Allowed
Tomcat v 3.2.1 and IIS 4.0
I am using form based authentication for url-pattern "/sales/*". Whenever I
try to access files under this protected URL I am prompted with the login
page "/security/login.jsp". However, when I try to login I get the following
405 error, and the resulting URL in the lo
I understand your approach of setting session variables, but what I am
trying to get around is having each successive page check the value of those
variables. The reason is some of the pages are just static HTML pages, some
are jsp's, some are shtml's, in addition with directly entered URL's to a
The logon page is determined by which section of the site the users are
trying to access. For example if the user is trying to get to the Marketing
section they will be prompted with the Marketing logon page, that represents
the Marketing's UI look/feel. However, if the user wanted to go to the Sa
Using 3.2.1 has anyone configured a webapp that has multiple form-based
logon pages. Basically I need a different logon page for each corporate
unit? It appears to me that that by default, tomcat allows only 1 login page
per webapp.
Any Ideas?
Here is my setup... Tomcat v3.2.1
Within out Intranet webapp, I have setup a separate security 'url-pattern'
for both SALES, and MARKETING. I have assigned each 'url-pattern' an
associated 'auth-constraint'(role). When I access a SALES URL, I am taken to
the '' to login , which works fine. I am a
I was using 3.1 and then I found the following post
http://mikal.org/interests/java/tomcat_users/msg02828.html in which they
were having the same types of problems I was experencing. So I installed ver
3.2.1 and everything works as originally anticipated. All the form based
logins work.
Bob
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Tomcat 3.2.1 standalone
I am trying to test out the security authentication example. I type in the
following URL
(http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/security/protected/index.jsp) and then I
am prompted for Basic Authentication. I type in (tomcat, tomcat) and then I
am authenticated. However, I am
Has anyone successfully setup form-based security authentication? Have you
gotten the error page to display when the wrong username/password was
entered? What do you recommend for implementing form-based security?
Thanks in advance,
Bob
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Has anyone successfully setup form-based security authentication? Have you
gotten the error page to display when the wrong username/password was
entered? What do you recommend for implementing form-based security?
Thanks in advance,
Bob
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From: McAllister, Andrew [mailt
Does anyone know why there is no functionality inside the method
SecurityCheck.errorPage( Request req, Response response)?
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