Check out
- HttpServletRequest.isUserInRole
- HttpServletRequest.getUserPrincipal
Also check out Suns Servlet Spec (2.2), especially chapter 11 "Security" and
chapter 13 "Deployment Descriptor" with paragraph 13.3.2 "An Example of Security"
If you are a tomcat user. Look into config\server.xml. There are two security
interceptors (one based on xml-file users.xml, another based on JDBC-Database)
preconfigured but commented out.
Peter
Brad Cox wrote:
> Simple. You read the manual. Like everyone else here did.
>
> At 6:44 PM -0400 7/15/01, Mike Peyvandi wrote:
> >Thanks Pierre for your complete answer. Also thanks to Brad and Steven.
> >You mentioned session expires by default after 30 minutes. How can I change
> >this and set it based on user profile?
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