Has anyone gotten HttpServletRequest.getRemoteUser() to return something
meaningful in an Apache/Jserv environment? I believe it's a
configuration issue, i.e., "httpd.conf" needs some tailoring.
Even with CGI, authentication has to be enabled for a directory to get
the correct REMOTE_USER value to be valid (through HTTP). The
browser/server handshaking involved takes care of this... Now, the
question is, how is this configured to enable servlets to receive the
same information from a HttpServletRequest?
I would appreciate any and all input!
Constantin
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