Why do you want the two applications to be hitting another web
application for this?  Wouldn't it be easier (and much faster) to build
a module/library for permissions and hook it up to the other two
applications?  That module would look up users in the same database.

Have a class called Gatekeeper that's initialized once and has
connection to the database and has methods like .isAuthenticated
.isPermitted and so forth.

You need to make sure that this class is generic so that it can be used
in both applications.

d.

rusty bawa wrote:
Greetings,
I wonder if anyone can help me by leading me to the
right direction. My question is:

I have 2 Servlet applications running on 2 separate
Tomcat application servers. The apps run on 2
different physical machines and have no need to
communicate to each other. Both apps connect to the
Oracle database.
I need to build a permission system. The permission
system shall reside on its own Tomcat server. Both
applications will hit [query] the Permission server to
get access to a particular resource.
Perhaps this is acceptable design and the risk of the
permission system to go off line is low what other
obstacles should I be looking for?
Can a servlet post data to another servlet?

Please let me know your professional opinion to the
design above.

Bawa


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