Re: declarative form auth security

2008-12-01 Thread Bert Heikamp
Hoi Dian, I'm using Spring security, not the standaard JEE security. Spring implements a simpel method for retreiving the username, password and authority from the database. Look at the spring documentation for the configuration. Regards, Bert 2008/12/1 Bob Schellink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi Di

Re: Highlighted Message in Flash Attribute Example

2008-12-01 Thread Bob Schellink
Hi Paul, Click examples is styled via examples/webapp/assets/css/style.css. The Flash message is wrapped in a paragraph with class "infoMsg" which style.css references to create the border and background. kind regards bob Paul wrote: When I select the "Flash Attribute" menu option in the

Highlighted Message in Flash Attribute Example

2008-12-01 Thread Paul
When I select the "Flash Attribute" menu option in the provided click examples, enter some text, and then click on the "Flash Page" button, the message is displayed in a box with a yellow background. I am using the same code and html as the example in my program and the appropriate message is disp

Re: declarative form auth security

2008-12-01 Thread Bob Schellink
Hi Dian, JEE security is handled by Servlet containers such as Tomcat, JBoss, Jetty etc. To use a database you should consult the documentation of your chosen container. For example if you use Tomcat6 you can read about the setup here: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/realm-howto.ht