Hi

You can assign a session after validating user. You can also keep in session
the information about the user privileges. And only allow the creation of the
session in the servlet that makes the authentifiaction. All the other pages
that can be accesed by authentificated user most require the session. If the
session doesn't exist the user have no permissions. The session id usually is
large enough to be hard to guess.


Miguel Angel

Meng, Dong J (CAP, CDI) wrote:

> Hi:
>
> I want to create a secure area on the Intranet that can be accessed only by
> employees with a valid user name and password. The secure area can be used
> to store documents that cannot/should not be made accessible to all
> employees. Do you have any ideas how to make this work?
>
> Thanks.
>
> DJ
>
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