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This solves a major pain for me. I constantly have people bookmark the login
page
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Subject: Re: Login.jsp Manipulation
As with most things I went through several iterations before I found the
eventual solution. I will document it here for posterity sake.
When you access the Mid-Tier sever with a redirect in the URL or are
redirected by a servlet it goes into one of two
ay, May 14, 2007 11:07 AM
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LJ,
Thank YOU for posting your final solution. This is one of those, "gee it be
nice to fix if I had time" things, but not really on anybody's priority list
here. I read the responses t
rs."-- Richard
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As with most th
he community once again for helping me solve yet
another issue.
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The value LJ was l
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Hello,
I was explaining this problem to a UK Remedy customer only on Friday.
Frankly, the entire "redirect to /shared/login/login.jsp" logic is
utterly bizarre and I can only assume that a newbie was given the task
of writing thi
The value LJ was looking for was stored in a session attribute. I
imagine they left the login page jsp during the 601->63 rewrite so
that customers could alter it. If the page were served from a
servlet, we wouldn't have any place to customize the layout/fields
unless we had the source to said s
Hello,
I was explaining this problem to a UK Remedy customer only on Friday. Frankly,
the entire "redirect to /shared/login/login.jsp" logic is utterly bizarre and
I can only assume that a newbie was given the task of writing this bit of the
Midtier. Clearly, if one goes to /arsys/home and is n
t that even after it printed
that
> > > on the screen and it still after login took me to the record means that
when
> > > I went to the ViewFormServlet it took the parameters and stored them
> > > somewhere...I think it's storing them in a cookie...but I know nothi
ters and stored them
> > somewhere...I think it's storing them in a cookie...but I know nothing about
> > cookies...so I don't know how to retrieve that information...if that is in
> > fact where it is storing it. If it's storing it in the servlet as a
> > varia
w nothing about
> cookies...so I don't know how to retrieve that information...if that is in
> fact where it is storing it. If it's storing it in the servlet as a
> variable I don't know how to get at that either.
>
> What I'm hoping for is that this will intrigue someo
know how to get at that either.
What I'm hoping for is that this will intrigue someone with more skill in
this area enough to actually go out and figure this out...please?
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omeone with more skill in
this area enough to actually go out and figure this out...please?
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Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 12:20 PM
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If the url uses this format, you can get at the goto parameter:
http://server/arsys/shared/login.jsp?goto=/arsys/forms/server/FormName
Axton Grams
On 5/10/07, L. J. Head <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
ngton
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Well, if your purpose is to hide a "bad" URL from being bookmarked, you
could make it appear that all the pages have a URL of
http://server/arsys/home -- or whatever you wanted for that m
ton
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Honestly...that
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Front your jsp engine with apache and use a combination of mod_rewrite and
mod_proxy to hide the real url?
I haven't gone there yet, but am about to...
-tony
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Okmaybe I'm making this harder for myself than I need tohere is my
goal...I can't possibly be the only one
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It may be a session attribute (server side), in which case you would need to
use the methods defined for the class of the object that stores that
informat
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If the url uses this format, you can get at the goto parameter:
http://server/arsys/shared/login.jsp?goto=/arsys/forms/server/FormName
Axton Grams
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If the url uses this format, you can get at the goto parameter:
http://server/arsys/shared/login.jsp?goto=/arsys/forms/server/FormName
Axton Grams
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> Axton,
> Thank you for the suggestion of Fiddlerit has
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As you can see below
>String nextPage = (String)request.getParameter("goto");
>if (nextPage == null) {
> nextPage = ""
valuesany suggestions from anyone???
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As you can see below
>String nextPage = (String)request.getPa
how I can determine if the login already has a
goto?
>
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> From: L. J. Head [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> I, as most of us do, have user
page
> > or gone directly to the Login page...so it is using some value that I don't
> > currently know how to check. I have tried request.getParameter as well as
> > session.getAttributeanyone have any suggestions on how I can determine
> > if the login already has
rrently know how to check. I have tried request.getParameter as well as
> session.getAttributeanyone have any suggestions on how I can determine
> if the login already has a goto?
>
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currently know how to check. I have tried request.getParameter as well as
session.getAttributeanyone have any suggestions on how I can determine
if the login already has a goto?
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getAttributeanyone have any suggestions on how I can determine
if the login already has a goto?
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Subject: Login.jsp Manipulation
I, as most of u
I, as most of us do, have users that bookmark the login screen
http:///arsys/shared/login.jsp
When they do that they get an error about not having all of the parameters
mapped, they click the 'return to home' button...re-login and they get to
the home page. I got sick of fielding these productio
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