Here's what we did. None of the html templates (except
for index.html) are in a directory accessible via the
internet. In order to get served up a page, you have
to go through a servlet. All the servlets have
security checking in them. So if you try to bookmark a
page, all you are bookmarking is the servlet that sent
the page.
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On Wed, 7 Apr 1999 21:46:52 Andrey Sazonov wrote:
>Well, I need to ensure that the user is already logged into the site (due to
>security reasons), in other words
>even if the user tries to go to bookmarked URL it should be redirected to
>the login page. And also almost all
>URL that will be visible to the end use are virtual ones and I need to
>perform mapping of such a URLs.
>This is not a problem this HTML that is result of the some servlet's output,
>but I want also to serve static HTML
>files ( just reading them with some servlet and writing to the
>ServletOutputStream). It's possible to perform
>filtering and URL substitution there, but I know that standard system
>servlets that serve files are more efficient, so I think it's better
>to use them and then filter the output.
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