It seems to me that the the suggestion with
http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/foo.html
only works, if the server returns a 403 status code ??
i'm not quite sure if the order of my filter chain is important.
...authenticationProcessingFilter,basicProcessingFilter ...
How can I enforce basic authentication ?
I would expect the browser to bring up a popup window, asking me for the
username/password, but it always shows the login screen ?
If I use the wget command, the username/password will be sent in the http
header and everything works fine.
The solution above does only work - i suppose - if the server enforces
basic authetication by returning a 403 which would bring up the
popup dialog.
Regards,
Dirk
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