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Where is this file? Does it come with
JBoss?
So does this mean taht I could restrict users
accessing web pages ?
How are users in a DB table associated with roles,
Very superficially speaking?
thanks
Glenn
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Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 5:42
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Subject: Re: Applying Security
Generally
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what version?
depending on your version you will either have a
login-config.xml (or auth.conf in older versions).... you basically create an
"application-policy" as per one of the examples (in 3.0). The file is
pretty well laid out with examples, so hopefully it'll all make sense.
cheers
dim
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Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 7:34
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Subject: Re: Applying Security
Generally
Ok lets say JBoss fro example
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Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 5:15
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Subject: Re: Applying Security
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"how" this is done depends on the
container. You will create a realm in a container specific way
(typically in the container's config file).... to answer your question one
would need to know what web container you are using.
cheers
dim
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002
6:42 PM
Subject: Applying Security
Generally
Have I got this right?
Using J2EE security can I restrict access
to JSP pages based on the user that
logins? So when a user requests a page and they do no thave access they
are denied?
I assume that the username needs to
be in a table say "user" but how does that user get linked to
the role?
What are the general steps of
applying security to web pages/resources etc
TIA
Glenn
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