how to implement complicated log on using container based security

Hi I have a b2b portal. In my world, their may be multiple users with the same name. For example John that works for the xyz corp, and John that works for abc inc. The primary key is created by combining the user name and company name. Does anyone know how I can create a log on page with three

where can I find documentation for teh tom cat administration web application?

Hi I have search the tomcat web site several time, and can not seem to find any information about this application. What does it do? How can I get a copy of it? Why has it been removed from the standard distribution? Thanks andy

how to implement complicated log on using container based security

Hi My portal needs a user management solution. We plan on taking advantage of container based security. Does anyone know of a third party package we can use to manage user? I have to believe some one has already designed a user mgmt RDBMS and create a bunch of stock screens for creating users,

looking for user managment package

Hi My portal needs a user management solution. We plan on taking advantage of container based security. Does anyone know of a third party package we can use to manage user? I have to believe some one has already designed a user mgmt RDBMS and create a bunch of stock screens for creating users,

how to control lifetime of JSessionID cookie in Tomcat 5.5

Hi I am trying to figure out how to set up my application so that users are only forced to log on every couple of day. Sort of like my.yahoo.com. If you click remember my id you can close/restart you browser and not have to log back in again. Here is part of my web.xml file

RE: how can I run normal web sites using Tomcat?

it. To recap - if you want to serve Java, PHP and other CGI (say PERL) then use Apache as the front end and Tomcat for the Java side of things. If you don't need to serve Java applications at all, then you probably don't need Tomcat! Regards Alan Chaney Andrew E. Davidson wrote: Hello Does

RE: how can I run normal web sites using Tomcat?

and Tomcat for the Java side of things. If you don't need to serve Java applications at all, then you probably don't need Tomcat! Regards Alan Chaney Andrew E. Davidson wrote: Hello Does anyone one know how I can run normal web sites on Tomcat? By normal I mean sites that are produced

how can I run normal web sites using Tomcat?

Hello Does anyone one know how I can run normal web sites on Tomcat? By normal I mean sites that are produced using a tool like Microsoft's front page, or Dream weaver. The web masters of these sites want to publish their site changes using FTP. They do not have the ability to create WAR