Hi, I've recently discovered that it is not possible to map an action to j_security_check. Given this situation how is it possible to populate a form bean with user data, or create a log of any failed login attempts (bad username / password) if the container takes control of the entire login process?
Looking back at previous posts to the newsgroup I can see that in the past people have just used plain html to produce the j_security_check form. Is it possible to do this using the <sslext:form> tag, but so that it does not require a Struts action mapping for j_security_check to be present? I was currently intending on using JDBCRealm and the security-filter to control the site's security, though given the above problems I'm starting to think there might be a better way? Or are these problems everyone has already solved, as surely some form of login system is present in the vast majority of Struts applications. Cheers for any help / suggestions. Tim Christopher --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
