2012/3/30 Thomas Strauß <t.stra...@srs-management.de>: > Hi, > > thank you for the information. > > We have not succeeded so far. I want to give you some more information what > happens, the context.xml and the web.xml > > What we have changed versus the existing setup, working on 7.0.11 > - We have moved the login.jsp into the protection domain (was outside > before). This did not remove the issue. > - We have changed the preemptiveAuthentication setting. This did not remove > the issue. > > This is the flow through the system that we can see: > > Client sends request to /portal > > /portal is not protected > /portal/jsp/main.jsp is welcome page and protected (see web.xml) > portal context configures formauthentication on the protection > domain > Tomcat redirects/forwards incoming call to /jsp/login.jsp (protected > resource) > > FormAuthentication Valve is called > Request Listener is called (expected: principal is null -> OK!)
What is stacktrace at this point inside the listener? (e.g. (new Exception()).printStackTrace()); Maybe you can compare 7.0.26 and 7.0.11. IIRC there was some refactoring with regards to where the valves are placed and how listeners are called In 7.0.22 changelog: "Error handling and request listeners are now handled in the StandardHostValve to ensure they wrap all Context level activity." Maybe something was missed there. > jsp/login.jsp is displayed, waiting for user > User adds information, press submit > Client sends request to j_security_check is initiated by browser with form > data > > (something happens here?) > > Realm is called: Authentication succeeds, realm creates principal > Realm provides its own implementation of Principal Object > Realm uses different table-structure than original DataSource Realm > > (something happens here?) > > Request Listener is called (expected: principal is not null -> FAILS!) > > (something happens here?) > > jsp/main.jsp is called, principal in request is not null -> can be dumped to > the JSP view > > > Following here is the used context.xml > (...) > BTW, if you want to run under debugger, the tips are here: https://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FAQ/Developing#Debugging Best regards, Konstantin Kolinko --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org