hmm; perhaps not the most elegant solution; but you could always convert the
(to be) protected pages into jsp-pages & ask for validation within the jsp
instead.
best regards;
//adrian p.
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hi,
i have to manage some permission to access to some directories and
files. Perhaps sessions and a database is the answer...
but.. should i use .. sendRedirect...
sure.... thinks about this example.
i would like to protect a html page call security1.html
i have a link to that page and i change it to a link to a
servlet. the servlet ask for a validation and if ok it will redirect to
security1.html.. but.. what about if a bookmark this page.. it will not
ask anymore for a prevalidation.. and if i know the url ... i will see
the page without accessig to the servlet.
any suggestions will be pleased,
thanks in advance,
marcos
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