Hi all,
I was hoping someone here could confirm a suspicion of mine, as I've been
unable to uncover a definitive answer searching other forums (web, javasoft
forum, mailing list archives).
I've setup Apache web server to perform basic auth against a webapp
directory in tomcat. I'm using the jk
sure you can have Tomcat do the auth instead of Apache, and then
you'll have access to the variable.
Try checking the configuration file (web.xml) of the built-in admin servlet.
It should contain an example of exactly what you want to do.
-Jake
- Original Message -
From: Tim
Hi Jake,
Thanks for the reply. It worked!
I'm using jk (not jk2 or mod_jk) and it didn't work when I added
request.tomcatAuthentication=false to the jk2.properties file, but I tried
adding it to my ajp connector in server.xml, per your second suggestion, and
that did the trick!
I'd never heard
