Hi!
A more flexible option is to use securityfilter
(http://securityfilter.sourceforge.net) to handle everything.
If you are already using spring have a look at ACEGI.
It is not really easy to install, but allows you to e.g. have different
login methods within the same webapp.
Regarding the
Hi!
Mario, you are a hero. do women come and worship you in the street?
Haha! Oh boy ... you don't want to know ...
Glad it helped you! :-)
Ciao,
Mario
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Hi!
I still don't understand how JSF knows which session you are requesting.
I'm sorry that I don't know a thing about JSF.
Without going into any details, but JSF simply has a facesServlet which
get the session from the request and puts it in its internal structures.
So it simply takes
Hi!
Where I can find the jar of this project?
You have to build it from SVN using maven, or download a snapshot from
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/commons-compress/jars/commons-compress-20050911.jar
Currently we have no nightly nor a release build.
Ciao,
Mario
Hi Mark,
Is there any way to allow servlets to auto-logout a user when the timeout
has been reached.
We solved the problem slightly different.
We use a rather small timeout for the session (say 10 minutes) and put a
small iframe (nearly hidden, just changing colors) on the page where we
use
