Are you talking about using a different realm for each context, or using different sets of users inside a single context?
If you have multiple contexts, you can use a different realm in each one by adding the realm tag inside the context tag in the server.xml file. If you have a single context, then I am not sure how you would do it. I suppose you could set up another context in the server.xml with the same dochome directory and use a different name and different realm in the context tag. That would probably work OK. Larry >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/28/03 16:05 PM >>> I am running Tomcat 4.1. I have successfully configured the default basic auth to work with MSSQL 2000. I have multiple clients. Each one wants their own "User" database to administer for themselves. That is fine, but I can't seem to configure Tomcat to respect a different User Database for each different app. I have messed with web.xml till I am blue in the face. No such luck with getting Tomcat to use any other database except for the server default. I realize that Tomcat is different then Apache. Since they both are made by the same people, and Apache can easly do something simular, I figure it can be achieved with Tomcat as well. I can't control the authentication with Apache since I am using a Linux box to access MSSQL 2000 with the Java drivers. Can anyone offer some guidance here? Any help in the matter would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Michael D. Kirkpatrick --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
