Hello to you all,
Going further into the building of my application the percentage of
classes I need to include into the server/lib folder is growing too
much. In a few days all my application will be deployed there instead
of the webapps folder!
The point is I defined a Valve which performs
From: Tremal Naik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The point is I defined a Valve which performs license checking and it
needs to access the DB.
Why not a Filter? That could then be webapp-specific.
- Peter
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I need to perform license checking before the user authenticate.
Filters filter the request only after authentication, do they?
Thanks
TN
2007/3/19, Peter Crowther [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
From: Tremal Naik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The point is I defined a Valve which performs license checking
Do the licence checking at webapp startup. Either do this with an auto
startup servlet, either do this with a context listener.
I don't understand why you try to do a webapp specific stuff (licence
checking) in a server context (a valve).
And yes, filters applies only after authentification and
2007/3/19, David Delbecq [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I don't understand why you try to do a webapp specific stuff (licence
checking) in a server context (a valve).
Well, my license is limiting the number of contemporary sessions, i.e.
there is a limit on the number of users can be logged in at the same
Tremal Naik wrote:
2007/3/19, David Delbecq [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I don't understand why you try to do a webapp specific stuff (licence
checking) in a server context (a valve).
Well, my license is limiting the number of contemporary sessions, i.e.
there is a limit on the number of users can
2007/3/19, David Kerber [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
session.invalidate() is complicated?
Not at all, but I cannot login the user and then simply redirect him
to the login form next time he'll perform some action. This would be
confusing. If I could simply use the axe to make my job, my dear, I
would
2007/3/19, Tremal Naik [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Please, bear in mind my original question was is it possible avoid
using server/lib? I never asked for java/j2ee programming lessons
Of course, I accept all suggestions I receive gratefully, I'm not a
some kind of troll, the last comment was a specific
Tremal Naik wrote:
2007/3/19, Tremal Naik [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Please, bear in mind my original question was is it possible avoid
using server/lib? I never asked for java/j2ee programming lessons
Of course, I accept all suggestions I receive gratefully, I'm not a
some kind of troll, the last
Tremal Naik wrote:
Well, my license is limiting the number of contemporary sessions, i.e.
there is a limit on the number of users can be logged in at the same
time. So, I need to filter user requests after web app startup. I may
do this after the user has authenticated himself, but this means
How about performing login as part of your webapp? Than you'll have no
problems whatsoever limiting anything you want in the filter.
Leon
On 3/19/07, Tremal Naik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2007/3/19, Tremal Naik [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Please, bear in mind my original question was is it possible
En l'instant précis du 19/03/07 13:31, Tremal Naik s'exprimait en ces
termes:
2007/3/19, David Delbecq [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I don't understand why you try to do a webapp specific stuff (licence
checking) in a server context (a valve).
Well, my license is limiting the number of contemporary
2007/3/19, David Delbecq [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How about having your webapp implements some kind on 'license checking
service' and, at webapp startup, put it available at the JNDI level? You
valve (or realm) could then access this named service and simply issue a
'can i log in one more user?'
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