Re: tomcat.auth.originalLocation with Tomcat 4.X

2002-05-21 Thread Victor Hadianto
On Wed, 22 May 2002, Victor Hadianto wrote: > Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 10:46:38 +1000 > From: Victor Hadianto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: Craig R. McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: tomcat.auth.originalLocation with Tomcat 4.X > > > IMHO, you are trying to

Re: tomcat.auth.originalLocation with Tomcat 4.X

2002-05-21 Thread Victor Hadianto
> > IMHO, you are trying to misuse form-based authentication. > > The servlet spec requires that the container cache the *original* request > that triggered the authentication, and then replay it after the user is > successfully identified.  From the user experience point of view, it works > exact

Re: tomcat.auth.originalLocation with Tomcat 4.X

2002-05-21 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
ct: Re: tomcat.auth.originalLocation with Tomcat 4.X > > Hi, > > I've posted this quest a few days ago in the mailing list. Anyone know a good > solution for this problem? > > I really appreciate any thoughts/suggestion on this problem IMHO, you are trying to misuse

Re: tomcat.auth.originalLocation with Tomcat 4.X

2002-05-21 Thread Victor Hadianto
Hi, I've posted this quest a few days ago in the mailing list. Anyone know a good solution for this problem? I really appreciate any thoughts/suggestion on this problem ta, On Mon, 20 May 2002 14:16, you wrote: > I am using form-based authentication. With Tomcat 3.X when the user type > the l

tomcat.auth.originalLocation with Tomcat 4.X

2002-05-19 Thread Victor Hadianto
I am using form-based authentication. With Tomcat 3.X when the user type the login.jsp page directly I set the tomcat.auth.originalLocation explicitly to tell tomcat where to forward. This doesn't seem to work anymore with Tomcat 4.0, although in my login.jsp page (when the user is redirected