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> > getRemoteUser() certainly is part of JSDK 2.0, and it is implemented in
> > JServ 1.1.
> > Did you use it in a servlet and fopund you got nothing?
>
> Ow... Indeed, it returned a null-value... If it *is* implemented,
> what do I
> do wrong??
>
> I use it in a servlet to get the remote username.
> This is my code:
>
> bla bla...
>
> String user = request.getRemoteUser();
> out.println(user);
>
> bla bla....
Did you setup authentication for the servlet itself? If you accessed the
servlet via an HTML
page that is authenticated, but the servlet itself is not marked as needing
authentication,
I believe you'll get the result you are seeing. Check out:
http://locus.apache.org/jyve-faq/Turbine/screen/DisplayQuestionAnswer/action
/SetAll/project_id/1/faq_id/1/topic_id/4/question_id/10
for info on how to configure basic authentication for a servlet.
If you've already done all this, I don't know what's happening. You may
want to check out the
"super-snoop" servlet that is described in the JServ FAQ; that will show you
more about the
environment being passed to JServ.
- Fernando
> Kind regards,
> Met vriendelijke groet,
> Tim Stoop
>
>
>
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