you can try by putting the file out of your servers public access and the by
providing the page thru the (trusted)servlet's File API.
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On Sun, 23 Apr 2000 19:25:24 Krishnan Srinivasan wrote:
>Does anyone know how to use the directory secure_html in JavaWebServer.
>The reason is as follows.
>How do you keep the user away from typing the directory to the html files.
>eg.
>my servlets are at
>c:\javawebserver2.0\servlets\
>the html files are at
>c:\javawebserver2.0\public_html\menu.html
>and lets say my IP address is 122.23.234.123
>
>if the user types in http://122.23.234.123/menu.html ..He can access the
>html file directly without even logging in.. Is there any other way without
>using servlets in this case ? keep the html folders in the some place so
>that the user can't directly access it but has to log in and be a VALID USER
>and can't just type the way to the html files !
>
>Thanks
>Krishnan
>
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