Jon Stevens wrote:
>
> on 7/24/2000 1:56 PM, "Steve Ruby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I'm using tomcat (3.2b2) using setRedirectURI and changing the status
> > code to 302 works fine in tomcat standalone, but I'm trying to run
> > tomcat through IIS for the final product and forced redirect like
> > that doesn't work with the isapi plugin for tomcat, it shows BOTH the
> > old page and the new page... I can't find anythingon this in the tomcat
> > archives and posting to the list on this for sometime has yielded
> > nada...
>
> IIS? Who cares.
>
> :-)
>
> I think that you already know the answer to your problem.
>
> :-)
>
> -jon
I realize that the isapi redirector is buggy, I don't care I'm only
testing it for now, my original question had nothing to do with IIS
I was only trying to explain why I asked it.
So, back to my original question.
Can I, or can I not get access to the ACL directly after the user has
posted their login form or not? I can post the exact original question
again, but, Jon, you said the answer was in the archives, I've searched
and read and found nothing on that particular topic, setRedirectURI
vs setTemplate yes, but not my question.
I want the user to log in, login form post to authentication action,
from then-on the login template does setTemplate to the main screen,
problem is the first time the data.getUser() is available but
data.getACL()
is not.
Forget IIS, sorry I mentioned it, it is unrelated, the same problem
exists with JUST tomcat-standalone.
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