Hi All. Right now, I am facing one problem integrating my jaas login module to servlet or JSP using tomcat. I don't find a way to configure the jaas.config file into the server so that the loginContext can find the login module to instantiate from the config file. We can specify this for application using -D option( -Djava.security.auth.login.config==jaas.config ).
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