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Subject: RE: Security Realm Limitations (More on protecting PDF
documents.
you can use a filter to do this programatically. You can use
request.isUserInRole(myrole) to see if they are in a given role.
What do you mean my usa filter?
Can you point me to docs/examples?
you can
This is probably off-topic, but why would you want to do this on the
application server level? How will you handle changes to the server.xml or
web.xml file? What if there is an error/typo in that file after a change?
Will you have to stop/start tomcat for the changes to take effect?
Seems to
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From: Brad Rhoads [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: RE: Security Realm Limitations (More on protecting PDF
documents.)
Is there an API that so I can update the web.xml
This is probably off-topic, but why would you want to do this on the
application server level? How will you handle changes to the
server.xml or web.xml file? What if there is an error/typo in that
file after a change? Will you have to stop/start tomcat for the changes
to take effect?
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Subject: Re: Security Realm Limitations (More on protecting PDF
documents.)
You can define a different security-restraint for each PDF, and
assign the required roles to that:
security-constraint
web-resource-collection
web-resource-namePDF for Group One
