Sounds cool. But then you need to have a database :-) which again will cost you extra
if you wanna to host it (or sell it to someone). Is there anyone out there interested
in a flat-file-locking type of database which can be used with Java ? We have been
thinking about creating some sort of file-locking classes that can be used where
dataase is not "really" required or not available.
Steve
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We got around this by implementing application level security. Using
Servlets you have access to the standard browser authentication and every
servlet that implements the WebAuthentication interface that we created
requires a valid user. We store the username password and access privelages
in a JDBC compatible database, making it much easier to manage than standard
Apache impelementation.
If you want some sample code to add to your servlets then let me know and I
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>I have not try this, but seems a bit troublesome as most of ISPs will not
allow you to add/change their httpd.conf (except virtual server or dedicated
which are very expensive). Will try with .htaccess today;
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>> #1. is to read the FAQ, the .htacess methods are well covered in there.
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>> #2. is to use a servlet framework such as Dash
>> <http://www.working-dogs.com/dash/> that make it easy to implement a
>> database backed security model.
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>I do mine by inserting something like the following in httpd.conf:
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><Location /servlets/<whateverzone>>
>Options None
>AllowOverride AuthConfig
>AuthUserFile /usr/local/apache/security/<whateverzone>/users
>AuthGroupFile /usr/local/apache/sercurity/<whateverzone>/groups
>AuthName "Secure Servlets In <whateverzone>"
>AuthType Basic
>require valid-user
></Location>
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>I thought that .htaccess didn't work? Anyway, the above works for me.
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>Note: We need to all thank jon for being so responsive, even with the
>constant frustration of referring people to the FAQ. Thanks!
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