I'm writing a set of JSPs and Beans that will handle login/user
authentication for a "suite" of other applications.  We'd like to
keep each of the applications in the suite as separate JRun apps
and simply include the loginMgr.jsp in the top of any JSPs that
we want to have protected.  The problem that I am having is that
JRun doesn't seem to want to let me cross application
boundaries.  For example, my login JSPs are in an application
called aspen and are referenced via the following URL:

http://myhost/aspen/loginMgr.jsp

I have another JRun application called iofRpts that is referenced
through the URL:

http://myhost/tools/iofRpts/index.jsp

I am using the include directive in JSP to try to enforce logins
for the iofRpts app:

<%@ include file="../../aspen/loginMgr.jsp" %>

but this does not work.  I get the following error:

Failed to connect to resource
java.io.IOException: Failed to connect to resource
        at
allaire.jrun.servlet.JRunURLConnection.getInputStream(JRunURLConnection.java,
Compiled Code)

Thanks,
Chris Morris
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