What you would want to do then is to use form based authentication and
enable the JDBC realm.
--Danno
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shahed wrote:
> I am using Tomcat 3.1 with Apache/Stronghold.
> I assumed that all the web.xml stuff would not work.
> Am I right ? or will it still work ?
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> Also, I want to auth against a database. In the book Professional JSP,
> there is an example of using a security interceptor. But again,
> will that work if I am using Apache + Tomcat ?
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>> You need to set up the web-app to require authentication. In the
>> web.xml in the WEB-APP directory you need to add a security-constraint
>> element and a login-config element. There are examples in the examples
>> web-app.
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