RE: [OT] (Problem Solved)Re: Image not getting displayed !

[Jitendra Kumar]

Hi Everyone ! 

The problem has been solved. Thanks everyone for your responses.

Solution: myeclipse ide was not packing the image file while deploying
on to Jboss. It created new image folder and put the image file again in
that and it worked.It was a silly mistake, I should have checked it
earlier. 

Thanks again
Jeet


-Original Message-
From: Jitendra Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 11:42 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: [OT] Re: Image not getting displayed !


Thanx Max ! (Wow Doesn't I sound poetic)

Appreciate your effort to reply to my mail. 

I have used all the possible permutations/combinations for the image
path. So there is no possibility of using a wrong root. I also tried to
type the URL of the image directly to the browser. 

I get this error:

HTTP Status 404 - /CMSystem/Webroot/images/struts-power.gif 
description The requested resource
(/CMSystem/Webroot/images/struts-power.gif) is not available.

Same error comes for all the paths

It seems that there is some other configuration error. Do I need to add
some lines in struts-config ???

Regards,
Jeet


-Original Message-
From: Max Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 7:11 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: [OT] Re: Image not getting displayed !


There are some useful browser plugins for finding (and correcting, based
on the info they help you obtain) broken image references. For example,
using Firefox with the Web Developer plugin, you can use Find Broken
Images.

1. Type stuff into your browser address bar until you know what the full
URL for the image *should* be.

2. Look at the source of your web page (View Source in browser) with the
broken image reference and see what the img src is. It will probably
start with / (a site-root relative reference). Browsers are completely
unaware of webapp context paths and so will always evaluate the URL
relative to the site root (e.g. http://your.server.com/ and not
http://your.server.com/contextPath/).

3. Do stuff to make #2 look like #1 (or more likely a site-root-relative
version of #1 -- Struts will add the contextPath for you if you use
page="/path/to/image"). :-)

Based on "The context is CMSystem folder" and
"CMSystem/WebRoot/images/", I would expect that you need something like
this:



(You might need module="", too, but I can't remember.)

which will become the following plain HTML when the JSP executes:



(Is CMSystem really the contextPath, or is your app really rooted at
WebRoot? Be careful not to confuse the contextPath with something in
your development file tree -- they aren't the same thing. It seems like
your webapp is probably rooted in WebRoot, in which case
page="/images/..." is what you need.)

-Max

On Fri, 2006-02-03 at 10:23 +0530, Jitendra Kumar wrote:
> I will try to be clearer this time !!
> 
> I am developing a Struts project using myeclipse IDE. In this I have
> developed a JSP page using struts tags. I want to insert a picture on 
> this page. For doing this I have used these two options:
> 
> 1. 
> 2.  />
> 
> The directory structure of my application is 
> CMSystem/WebRoot/images/... CMSystem/WebRoot/WEB-INF/...
> 
> The context is CMSystem folder.
> 
> But, none of the above is showing the image on viewing in browser. I
> am using JBOss 3.2.5
> 
> Please let me know what mistake I am doing.
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Newton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 8:51 PM
> To: Struts Users Mailing List
> Subject: [OT] Re: Image not getting displayed !
> 
> 
> Jitendra Kumar wrote:
> > I am using  in myeclipse.
> >
> > In Design view the image is showing by when I view it in browser,
> > the
> > image doesn't show. Please let me know the reason.
> >   
> I'm not sure how this is Struts-related.
> 
> Even if it were, as you have provided essentially zero information
> this will be difficult to diagnose.
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
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RE: [OT] Re: Image not getting displayed !

[Jitendra Kumar]

Thanx Max ! (Wow Doesn't I sound poetic)

Appreciate your effort to reply to my mail. 

I have used all the possible permutations/combinations for the image
path. So there is no possibility of using a wrong root. I also tried to
type the URL of the image directly to the browser. 

I get this error:

HTTP Status 404 - /CMSystem/Webroot/images/struts-power.gif 
description The requested resource
(/CMSystem/Webroot/images/struts-power.gif) is not available.

Same error comes for all the paths

It seems that there is some other configuration error. Do I need to add
some lines in struts-config ???

Regards,
Jeet


-Original Message-
From: Max Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 7:11 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: [OT] Re: Image not getting displayed !


There are some useful browser plugins for finding (and correcting, based
on the info they help you obtain) broken image references. For example,
using Firefox with the Web Developer plugin, you can use Find Broken
Images.

1. Type stuff into your browser address bar until you know what the full
URL for the image *should* be.

2. Look at the source of your web page (View Source in browser) with the
broken image reference and see what the img src is. It will probably
start with / (a site-root relative reference). Browsers are completely
unaware of webapp context paths and so will always evaluate the URL
relative to the site root (e.g. http://your.server.com/ and not
http://your.server.com/contextPath/).

3. Do stuff to make #2 look like #1 (or more likely a site-root-relative
version of #1 -- Struts will add the contextPath for you if you use
page="/path/to/image"). :-)

Based on "The context is CMSystem folder" and
"CMSystem/WebRoot/images/", I would expect that you need something like
this:



(You might need module="", too, but I can't remember.)

which will become the following plain HTML when the JSP executes:



(Is CMSystem really the contextPath, or is your app really rooted at
WebRoot? Be careful not to confuse the contextPath with something in
your development file tree -- they aren't the same thing. It seems like
your webapp is probably rooted in WebRoot, in which case
page="/images/..." is what you need.)

-Max

On Fri, 2006-02-03 at 10:23 +0530, Jitendra Kumar wrote:
> I will try to be clearer this time !!
> 
> I am developing a Struts project using myeclipse IDE. In this I have 
> developed a JSP page using struts tags. I want to insert a picture on 
> this page. For doing this I have used these two options:
> 
> 1. 
> 2.  />
> 
> The directory structure of my application is
> CMSystem/WebRoot/images/...
> CMSystem/WebRoot/WEB-INF/...
> 
> The context is CMSystem folder.
> 
> But, none of the above is showing the image on viewing in browser. I 
> am using JBOss 3.2.5
> 
> Please let me know what mistake I am doing.
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Newton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 8:51 PM
> To: Struts Users Mailing List
> Subject: [OT] Re: Image not getting displayed !
> 
> 
> Jitendra Kumar wrote:
> > I am using  in myeclipse.
> >
> > In Design view the image is showing by when I view it in browser, 
> > the
> > image doesn't show. Please let me know the reason.
> >   
> I'm not sure how this is Struts-related.
> 
> Even if it were, as you have provided essentially zero information 
> this will be difficult to diagnose.
> 
> Dave
> 
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RE: [SPAM] Re: Struts Form Population

[Jitendra Kumar]

I didn't receive any content in the mail. Please re send you mail.

thanx

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Re: [Shale] a command btn within a conditionally "rendered" form not getting actionListener.

[Craig McClanahan]

On 2/5/06, Jason Vincent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> For some reason a cmd btn of mine isn't calling its actionListener
> method when it is clicked.
>
> Here is the situation.  I have a pull down at the top of my page which
> chooses the item that I want to edit below.  I hit the submit button
> next to the pulldown, and the second half of the page is rendered.  I
> used the rendered attribute on the table containing the rest of the
> form.
>
> So when I change a few items in the second half, I hit an update
> submit button to save the changes and POOF... nothing - the page just
> refreshes.  the actionListener is never called.  Infact no action or
> action listener.
>
> Why isn't the action listener called?
>
> I've also tried having two forms on the page, where the second form
> had a hidden field of the selected item of the first form.  This would
> help the situation where the user changes the selected item in the
> filter form, but also has made changes to the previously viewed item.
> I'd want to make sure the changes goto the right item.  When I tried
> this, for some reason the getter methods to retrieve the items data
> was called before the set method for the hidden field was called which
> gave me NPE's since the item to get the data from hadn't been loaded
> yet - which is what the set method of the hidden field would have
> done.
>
> Is there a way to control the ordering of which UI objects are
> processed first?  I tried the immediate attribute of the hidden field
> to get that to go first, but it did nothing.
>
> BTW, for the 2 form scenario, when I got the NPE's I would hit the
> back button to go back to the form, it is then that I would notice
> that it would call my update Information eventListener method.  arg.
>
> What is going on here?


Roughly 99% of the time :-), this sort of thing is caused by a validation
error occurring, which causes the call to your action to be skipped and the
page rerendered.  Stick a  component on the page and any such
messages should show up.

Thanks,
> Jason


Craig

[Shale] a command btn within a conditionally "rendered" form not getting actionListener.

[Jason Vincent]

Hi all,

For some reason a cmd btn of mine isn't calling its actionListener
method when it is clicked.

Here is the situation.  I have a pull down at the top of my page which
chooses the item that I want to edit below.  I hit the submit button
next to the pulldown, and the second half of the page is rendered.  I
used the rendered attribute on the table containing the rest of the
form.

So when I change a few items in the second half, I hit an update
submit button to save the changes and POOF... nothing - the page just
refreshes.  the actionListener is never called.  Infact no action or
action listener.

Why isn't the action listener called?

I've also tried having two forms on the page, where the second form
had a hidden field of the selected item of the first form.  This would
help the situation where the user changes the selected item in the
filter form, but also has made changes to the previously viewed item. 
I'd want to make sure the changes goto the right item.  When I tried
this, for some reason the getter methods to retrieve the items data
was called before the set method for the hidden field was called which
gave me NPE's since the item to get the data from hadn't been loaded
yet - which is what the set method of the hidden field would have
done.

Is there a way to control the ordering of which UI objects are
processed first?  I tried the immediate attribute of the hidden field
to get that to go first, but it did nothing.

BTW, for the 2 form scenario, when I got the NPE's I would hit the
back button to go back to the form, it is then that I would notice
that it would call my update Information eventListener method.  arg.

What is going on here?

Thanks,
Jason

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Re: org.apache.log.format.Formatter

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Re: [shale] reusable parameterized snippets in Tiles/Clay/Facelets

[Rogers Reilly]

Thanks for the response (and for Clay!), Gary- this is exactly what I 
needed.  I'll have a look at the use cases.


Gary VanMatre wrote:

From: Rogers Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 

Hi, 

So I hit the web and found Clay and Facelets (which being native JSF 
technologies I assume would knock out that last concern). I'm not 
asking anyone to tell me one's better than the other; rather, I've got a 
specific use case I'd like to understand in Clay. Unfortunately I 
haven't found any documentation about it online, apart from David Geary 
describing Clay as "a way to parameterize a JSP page for different 
managed beans" in his weblog. (after demo'ing the Tapestry-esque HTML 
stuff, he then says, "I haven't even shown you how to implement 
parameterized subtrees." :-( ) 

   



The Clay documentation is being worked on (by David Geary) but I can assure you it will be worth the wait.  


The best reference is the usecase examples.  The "symbols" usecase shows how to use Clay like 
tiles.  There is  a generic layout that has several areas, header, footer, left nav and content.  There are 
three pages that plug in different content into the layouts.  Two of the examples, "page1" and 
"page2" use full XML views as the page entry point.  The third example uses a full HTML view.

A limitation that Clay has is that you cannot include a JSP fragment from within a Clay subtree.  This has to do with how the JSP tags keep track of the last component and it's not standardized between JSF runtimes. 



 

What I need is to define a short JSP (call it snippet.jsp) along these 
lines: 





   


>
 



Clay will not allow you to do this kind of parameter substitution within a JSP page.  However, it can be done in a XML or HTML view.  

The root of the subtree needs to be a Clay component.  So, if you are using JSP, the rest of the parameterized subtree must be HTML or XML views.  



 

and then reuse it in many different pages a la: 

   

Symbols are used within a JSP similar to the JSF attributes tag.  




  
In an HTML view, the symbols are the html attributes that are not defined as component attributes in the target component.


Or, in a full xml or common xml config.

   
 
   
   

   


 

Ideally I'd be able to do this inside a c:forEach loop as well ... which 
I've heard is hairy in JSF. Anyway, as I said, I haven't been able to 
track down any examples of somebody doing this. The Apache docs 

   



JSF 1.2 has the JSP fix for interweaving JSP with JSF/JSP.  Myfaces/Tomahawk 
has a dataList JSF component that will stack-up to the JSTL foreach.  Clay also 
has a clayForEach component but it only works within HTML views.

 

make it sound like the most you can do is define a Clay component that 
extends an existing JSF tag and then resuse /that /all over the place, 
which is fine, but I really need to define a whole chunk of 
parameterized code.   
   



Clay was originally targeted for JSF/JSP component reuse.  The scope grew with the creation of symbols and we realized that a html fragment could became a Clay component.  At this point the scope mushroomed into components that represented view fragments that could be defined in xml, html and at runtime. 

 

I don't see any kind of "path" attribute, so maybe 
to implement this, I would have to implement my own custom component and 
then wrap it in a Clay jsfid--at which point, I might as well just use 
the custom tag over and over. (I should mention that snippet.jsp won't 
actually be that simple, so a canned datalist component isn't going to 
cut it.) 

   



The jsfid represents a component definition in clay.  The suffix of the jsfid 
is used to determine the type of resource (like a Win file association).  A 
html view fragment would be represented like this:
jsfid="/symbols/page3.html"

Clay also has something similar to a tiles xml definition.  The entry point of 
the application points to a abstract page definition.  The Clay XML definition 
allows for metadata inheritance using the extends attribute.  It also allows 
you to define symbols that can be used to inject customizations to a clay 
managed view.
  

 

I know this type of thing can be done in Facelets (see code below), but 
my preference is to stay within Shale if possible. Can anybody point me 
to any example of parameterized snippets along these lines? David's 
general description of Clay in his weblog made it sound like exactly 
what I was looking for, but I haven't been able to nail down the params 
functionality. 

   



The shale symbols usecase would be the best place to start.
http://svn.apache.org/builds/struts/nightly/struts-shale/shale-usecases-20060205.war

Ryan Wynn recently posted the best Clay example yet.  I'm trying to get the 
support of a Struts PMC member to pull it down into a 

Re: HTTP BASIC authentication

[Laurie Harper]

As I said, HTTP doesn't have the idea of a session. To do what you want, 
you'd have to implement your own authentication layer rather than 
relying on the container. Hmm, come to think of it, form based container 
managed security may work close to the way you want. You might be able 
to bend that to your needs.


L.

Prashanth.S wrote:

Hello laurie,
  You are right..
  Heres what i got from apache website..[see below]
   
  The confusion was because for some reason i was not able to see authorisation header[cached user credentials for subsequent requests] being sent from my browser client..
   
  On a different note,is there any way wherein i can achieve what iam looking after??i.e establishing "authenticated session"???

  using security filters??
  OR is it a dangerous thing to do??
   
  Many Thanks

  Prashanth
   
  ==

  How basic authentication works
  When a particular resource has been protected using basic authentication, 
Apache sends a 401 Authentication Required header with the response to the 
request, in order to notify the client that user credentials must be supplied 
in order for the resource to be returned as requested.
  Upon receiving a 401 response header, the client's browser, if it supports 
basic authentication, will ask the user to supply a username and password to be 
sent to the server. If you are using a graphical browser, such as Netscape or 
Internet Explorer, what you will see is a box which pops up and gives you a 
place to type in your username and password, to be sent back to the server. If 
the username is in the approved list, and if the password supplied is correct, 
the resource will be returned to the client.
  Because the HTTP protocol is stateless, each request will be treated in the 
same way, even though they are from the same client. That is, every resource 
which is requested from the server will have to supply authentication 
credentials over again in order to receive the resource.
  Fortunately, the browser takes care of the details here, so that you only 
have to type in your username and password one time per browser session - that 
is, you might have to type it in again the next time you open up your browser 
and visit the same web site.
  Along with the 401 response, certain other information will be passed back to 
the client. In particular, it sends a name which is associated with the 
protected area of the web site. This is called the realm, or just the 
authentication name. The client browser caches the username and password that 
you supplied, and stores it along with the authentication realm, so that if 
other resources are requested from the same realm, the same username and 
password can be returned to authenticate that request without requiring the 
user to type them in again. This caching is usually just for the current 
browser session, but some browsers allow you to store them permanently, so that 
you never have to type in your password again.
  The authentication name, or realm, will appear in the pop-up box, in order to 
identify what the username and password are being requested for.
   
  
  


Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Prashanth.S wrote:

Hello All,
I have got a simple question on BASIC authentication on webresources using 
Tomcat.

I had set up this BASIC authentication on tomcat and tomcat[because of my 
misconfiguration] seems to authenticate user every time they accesses 
resource though the client is sending back the jsessionID cookie for session 
tracking...

2 request-response formats are as follows..Ideally i dont expect it to throw me 
an unauthorized error for the 2nd request..Can anyone point out what am i doing 
wrong??


You're not sending the Authorization header in the second request. 
Remember, HTTP is stateless. Sessions are a web-app thing and have 
nothing to do with HTTP authentication. Sending a session cookie has no 
effect on HTTP authentication.


L.


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Re: [shale] reusable parameterized snippets in Tiles/Clay/Facelets

[Gary VanMatre]

>From: Rogers Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
>
> Hi, 
> 
> So I hit the web and found Clay and Facelets (which being native JSF 
> technologies I assume would knock out that last concern). I'm not 
> asking anyone to tell me one's better than the other; rather, I've got a 
> specific use case I'd like to understand in Clay. Unfortunately I 
> haven't found any documentation about it online, apart from David Geary 
> describing Clay as "a way to parameterize a JSP page for different 
> managed beans" in his weblog. (after demo'ing the Tapestry-esque HTML 
> stuff, he then says, "I haven't even shown you how to implement 
> parameterized subtrees." :-( ) 
> 

The Clay documentation is being worked on (by David Geary) but I can assure you 
it will be worth the wait.  

The best reference is the usecase examples.  The "symbols" usecase shows how to 
use Clay like tiles.  There is  a generic layout that has several areas, 
header, footer, left nav and content.  There are three pages that plug in 
different content into the layouts.  Two of the examples, "page1" and "page2" 
use full XML views as the page entry point.  The third example uses a full HTML 
view.

A limitation that Clay has is that you cannot include a JSP fragment from 
within a Clay subtree.  This has to do with how the JSP tags keep track of the 
last component and it's not standardized between JSF runtimes. 


>
> What I need is to define a short JSP (call it snippet.jsp) along these 
> lines: 
> 
>
> 
> 
 >
>

Clay will not allow you to do this kind of parameter substitution within a JSP 
page.  However, it can be done in a XML or HTML view.  

The root of the subtree needs to be a Clay component.  So, if you are using 
JSP, the rest of the parameterized subtree must be HTML or XML views.  


> 
> and then reuse it in many different pages a la: 
>  authorBean="#{backingBean.author}" />
Symbols are used within a JSP similar to the JSF attributes tag.  

 
 
  
In an HTML view, the symbols are the html attributes that are not defined as 
component attributes in the target component.

Or, in a full xml or common xml config.


  


 



> 
> Ideally I'd be able to do this inside a c:forEach loop as well ... which 
> I've heard is hairy in JSF. Anyway, as I said, I haven't been able to 
> track down any examples of somebody doing this. The Apache docs 
> 

JSF 1.2 has the JSP fix for interweaving JSP with JSF/JSP.  Myfaces/Tomahawk 
has a dataList JSF component that will stack-up to the JSTL foreach.  Clay also 
has a clayForEach component but it only works within HTML views.

> make it sound like the most you can do is define a Clay component that 
> extends an existing JSF tag and then resuse /that /all over the place, 
> which is fine, but I really need to define a whole chunk of 
> parameterized code.   

Clay was originally targeted for JSF/JSP component reuse.  The scope grew with 
the creation of symbols and we realized that a html fragment could became a 
Clay component.  At this point the scope mushroomed into components that 
represented view fragments that could be defined in xml, html and at runtime. 

>I don't see any kind of "path" attribute, so maybe 
> to implement this, I would have to implement my own custom component and 
> then wrap it in a Clay jsfid--at which point, I might as well just use 
> the custom tag over and over. (I should mention that snippet.jsp won't 
> actually be that simple, so a canned datalist component isn't going to 
> cut it.) 
> 

The jsfid represents a component definition in clay.  The suffix of the jsfid 
is used to determine the type of resource (like a Win file association).  A 
html view fragment would be represented like this:
jsfid="/symbols/page3.html"

Clay also has something similar to a tiles xml definition.  The entry point of 
the application points to a abstract page definition.  The Clay XML definition 
allows for metadata inheritance using the extends attribute.  It also allows 
you to define symbols that can be used to inject customizations to a clay 
managed view.
   

> I know this type of thing can be done in Facelets (see code below), but 
> my preference is to stay within Shale if possible. Can anybody point me 
> to any example of parameterized snippets along these lines? David's 
> general description of Clay in his weblog made it sound like exactly 
> what I was looking for, but I haven't been able to nail down the params 
> functionality. 
> 

The shale symbols usecase would be the best place to start.
http://svn.apache.org/builds/struts/nightly/struts-shale/shale-usecases-20060205.war

Ryan Wynn recently posted the best Clay e

Re: org.apache.log.format.Formatter

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don't
> think the digester is configured correctly.  It's not able to 
resolve the

> location of the included files.


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> think the digester is configured correctly.  It's not able to resolve 
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> location of the included files.


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Re: org.apache.log.format.Formatter

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> Good Morning Gentlemen and Happy Superbowl Day
What's a superbowl?
> I absolutely need to acquire the jar which contains
> org.apache.log.format.Formatter
I have one of those in my logkit jar file, which may have been part of
avalon? I'm not sure where it came from or why I have it in my webapp,
now that I'm looking at it :/

http://apache.spd.co.il/avalon/logkit/ is at least one place to get it;
it showed up first when I searched.
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> never really tried.  You see this trick in the RI faces config.  I don't
> think the digester is configured correctly.  It's not able to resolve 
the

> location of the included files.


For this to work, you need to use the Digester.parse() method that takes an
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Re: HTTP BASIC authentication

[Prashanth.S]

Hello laurie,
  You are right..
  Heres what i got from apache website..[see below]
   
  The confusion was because for some reason i was not able to see authorisation 
header[cached user credentials for subsequent requests] being sent from my 
browser client..
   
  On a different note,is there any way wherein i can achieve what iam looking 
after??i.e establishing "authenticated session"???
  using security filters??
  OR is it a dangerous thing to do??
   
  Many Thanks
  Prashanth
   
  ==
  How basic authentication works
  When a particular resource has been protected using basic authentication, 
Apache sends a 401 Authentication Required header with the response to the 
request, in order to notify the client that user credentials must be supplied 
in order for the resource to be returned as requested.
  Upon receiving a 401 response header, the client's browser, if it supports 
basic authentication, will ask the user to supply a username and password to be 
sent to the server. If you are using a graphical browser, such as Netscape or 
Internet Explorer, what you will see is a box which pops up and gives you a 
place to type in your username and password, to be sent back to the server. If 
the username is in the approved list, and if the password supplied is correct, 
the resource will be returned to the client.
  Because the HTTP protocol is stateless, each request will be treated in the 
same way, even though they are from the same client. That is, every resource 
which is requested from the server will have to supply authentication 
credentials over again in order to receive the resource.
  Fortunately, the browser takes care of the details here, so that you only 
have to type in your username and password one time per browser session - that 
is, you might have to type it in again the next time you open up your browser 
and visit the same web site.
  Along with the 401 response, certain other information will be passed back to 
the client. In particular, it sends a name which is associated with the 
protected area of the web site. This is called the realm, or just the 
authentication name. The client browser caches the username and password that 
you supplied, and stores it along with the authentication realm, so that if 
other resources are requested from the same realm, the same username and 
password can be returned to authenticate that request without requiring the 
user to type them in again. This caching is usually just for the current 
browser session, but some browsers allow you to store them permanently, so that 
you never have to type in your password again.
  The authentication name, or realm, will appear in the pop-up box, in order to 
identify what the username and password are being requested for.
   
  
  

Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello All,
> I have got a simple question on BASIC authentication on webresources using 
> Tomcat.
> 
> I had set up this BASIC authentication on tomcat and tomcat[because of my 
> misconfiguration] seems to authenticate user every time they accesses 
> resource though the client is sending back the jsessionID cookie for session 
> tracking...
> 
> 2 request-response formats are as follows..Ideally i dont expect it to throw 
> me an unauthorized error for the 2nd request..Can anyone point out what am i 
> doing wrong??

You're not sending the Authorization header in the second request. 
Remember, HTTP is stateless. Sessions are a web-app thing and have 
nothing to do with HTTP authentication. Sending a session cookie has no 
effect on HTTP authentication.

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Re: HTTP BASIC authentication

[Prashanth.S]

Hello Laurie,
  Thanks for your response..
  Iam purposefully not sending authentication header for second request  as i 
want to maintain "authenticated session" with the server till the client closes 
the connection..
  >>Sending a session cookie has no effect on HTTP authentication.
  Than hows all webapps work??I thought that authentication happens only once 
during login page and all subsequent accesses to the protected resource will be 
granted by the server based on the Cookie sent from client??
   
  Many Thanks
  
 
  

Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Prashanth.S wrote:
> Hello All,
> I have got a simple question on BASIC authentication on webresources using 
> Tomcat.
> 
> I had set up this BASIC authentication on tomcat and tomcat[because of my 
> misconfiguration] seems to authenticate user every time they accesses 
> resource though the client is sending back the jsessionID cookie for session 
> tracking...
> 
> 2 request-response formats are as follows..Ideally i dont expect it to throw 
> me an unauthorized error for the 2nd request..Can anyone point out what am i 
> doing wrong??

You're not sending the Authorization header in the second request. 
Remember, HTTP is stateless. Sessions are a web-app thing and have 
nothing to do with HTTP authentication. Sending a session cookie has no 
effect on HTTP authentication.

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