Hi James,
> I think it's the order they are mapped in the web.xml file. The
> declaration order doesn't decide what goes first/last. Basically, the
> elements decide the order.
right, but I used the word 'filter' not as a synonym for the xml-tags but the
application of the filter definition.
I think it's the order they are mapped in the web.xml file. The
declaration order doesn't decide what goes first/last. Basically, the
elements decide the order.
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 10:55 AM, Jan Kriesten
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>
> Hi,
>
> filters are applied in order of their appearence
Hi Jan,
thank you a lot, not just it's working but I understand to filters a bit
more =)
kind regards,
lenka
Jan Kriesten wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> filters are applied in order of their appearence in the web.xml - so when
> your
> wicket-filter is applied, there hasn't any authentication been
>
Hi,
filters are applied in order of their appearence in the web.xml - so when your
wicket-filter is applied, there hasn't any authentication been performed...
Best regards, --- Jan.
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Hi,
I have a follow problem. I would like to use jCIFS authetication with
wicket.
I have all necessary configuration in web.xml.
WicketApplication
/*
NTLMFilter
jcifs.http.NtlmHttpFilter
jcifs.http.domainController
