I've a very low-powered machine that I want to run as a servlet
container. I know I could use Tomcat or Jetty by itself, but I use
JBoss at work, and know some basic stuff about it, so I thought I'd used
JBoss. I started with the minimal configuration, and added a very small
bit from the default configuration, and it gives the appearance of
working fine as a servlet container. Unfortunately, I've found that
it's not really doing authentication. It prompts the user for
userId/password (via the browser), but it accepts any combination of
userId and password.
What do I need that I'm missing to make this work correctly? I'm happy
to use simple properties files for the users and roles.
Thanks
David
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