Thanks for posting your results.
But I am thinking now that this may lead to a portability issue. Push to a
container other than Tomcat and 'org.apache.catalina.User' will not be
available on the classpath.
Also, during development you are forced to include catalina as a dependency to
Thanks for the detail.
As a final note and in case you are not already doing this, I have found the
scopeprovided/scope element in dependency/ useful under similar
circumstances when building a war. This prevents bundling of dependencies
provided by the container such as catalina, servlet,
Oliver Tanglin | SAIC
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I don't think there is a HTTP Basic authentication realm. The authentication
type is declared in the auth-method of your web.xml and can be used in
conjunction with a number of different realm implementations.
Exactly what do you mean by re-use? Does this mean you are doing authentication
from
I think I now understand your issue. I was faced with a similar problem and
could not figure out how to get the roles of an authenticated user through the
servlet API.
It seems to only allow the question 'request.isUserInRole(role)'. But does not
seem to provide a way to get a list of roles
Also you might try tweaking your -Xms (minimum heap size) and -Xmx (maximum
heap size) arguments for your JVM. If your PostgreSQL driver does not actually
have a memory leak, this may do the trick.
You can Google for specifications and examples. Set these in Catalina.sh
CATALINA_OPS.
Oliver
