> can I have them as html pages (say a.html,b.html etc...) and then use
> the redirection property from the servlet.
>
> If it's the second case (i.e., redirection) then the user can always
> see the url of the page and then at a later login bypass the login
> mechanism.
Yes.
If you are using a Servlet-based authentication and authorization, then
normal HTML files will not be protected. Instead of a redirect, write a
(very) simple servlet to check the authentication and stream the HTML
file out if the requestor is authorized.
-- Charles
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