> I am trying to subclass a base servlet that handles authentication, to make
> sure that any servlet that subclasses the base servlet is forced to log in
> if a session object is not found. Can anyone give me an example, even a very
> general one? I have tried to do this previously, but the way I did it was to
> pass the HttpServlet Request, Response, and my session object to an
> authentication method in my base class. This meant that I had to call the
> authentication method in my doGet, doPost for every servlet. I want do find
> a way to do this automatically, so there is no chance of forgetting to put
> that call to the base class in. Thanks!
a much more intelligent method for handling security than subclassing the
authentication servlet is documented in my Dash framework...
<http://www.working-dogs.com/dash/>
-jon
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