QM
thanks - I was assuming a mapping between the (e.g.) "Configs" here for
servlet and web-resource-name,
which doesn't actually exist. Hence my befuddlement.
<servlet>
<servlet-name>Config</servlet-name>
<security-constraint>
<web-resource-collection>
<web-resource-name>Config</web-resource-name>
Chris
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Subject: Re: Realms and Static pages
> On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 01:25:27PM -0000, Chris Chappell wrote:
> : Thanks QM but I' still not sure what to do!
>
> Please trust me, it's all in the spec...
>
>
> : In my web.xml I have for example (standard stuff!)
> :
> : <servlet>
> : <servlet-name>Config</servlet-name>
> : <servlet-class>org.myorg.config.Config</servlet-class>
> : </servlet>
> :
> : with a mapping and security contraint.
>
> It helps to show the entire file, since that's the root of the problem.
> ;)
>
>
> : I have searched throught the web.xml options below and cannot work out
which
> : one for static html pages.
>
> Try to think outside the box: are you trying to protect "static html
> pages" or just "certain regions (URIs) of the site?"
>
> Hint: you can map <security-constraint> to plain old URIs, not just
> servlet classes. Take a close look at the <url-pattern> tag...
>
> -QM
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