Re: Servlet filter on j_security_check

If you want to be spec compliant. There is a bugzilla entry with respect to this and confirmation by the expert group that Tomcat's behavior is correct. -Tim Frank W. Zammetti wrote: Well, there you go Martin :) Tim, is this something peculiar to Tomcat that doesn't allow it? As I

Re: Servlet filter on j_security_check

Interesting. Thanks for that info! -- Frank W. Zammetti Founder and Chief Software Architect Omnytex Technologies http://www.omnytex.com AIM: fzammetti Yahoo: fzammetti MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Thu, February 2, 2006 3:04 pm, Tim Funk said: If you want to be spec compliant. There is a

j_security_check

Hello, when I map my application with a different context path, I cannot use the j_security_check resource. I have put in a security constraint in my web.xml, which works perfectly when I am not using the context. However, any time I refer to the application through its context mapping name

RE: j_security_check

From: Khawaja Shams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: j_security_check when I map my application with a different context path, I cannot use the j_security_check resource. Don't suppose you'd want to give us a hint about which Tomcat level you're using? - Chuck THIS COMMUNICATION

j_security_check returns 400 response with valid login

Hi, I'm currently experiencing an error that only occurs with IE6 (sp1 and sp2) on Windows (tested on Win98 and WinXP). When trying to access a tomcat resource protected by security contstraints, the login form is correctly displayed, however, when using Internet Explorer a correct username

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