[Fwd: User Security (was Re: Using JSP and Servlets.)]

1999-09-22 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
The blankety-blank reply to address on this list still defaults to only the original sender "Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: > Brien Voorhees wrote: > > > I just recently subscribed to this list and have already found several > > of your posts to be useful. Thanks for spreading the knowle

Re: [Fwd: User Security (was Re: Using JSP and Servlets.)]

1999-09-23 Thread Daniel Lopez
Hi, I always have to remember to hit reply all instead of reply so I'm with you on this one, Craig ;). I also agree with Brian, I find most of your posts to be very useful and clear so thanks. Now back to the point, regarding the topic of restricting access to the JSP/servlet applications I follo

Re: [Fwd: User Security (was Re: Using JSP and Servlets.)]

1999-09-23 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
I've interspersed a few comments and notes in the discussion below. Daniel Lopez wrote: > Hi, > > I always have to remember to hit reply all instead of reply so I'm with > you on this one, Craig ;). I also agree with Brian, I find most of your > posts to be very useful and clear so thanks. > Now

Re: [Fwd: User Security (was Re: Using JSP and Servlets.)]

1999-09-23 Thread Juan M. Gargiulo
Craig: First, thanks for your comments, they are vey useful. Second, I've two questions in relation to the solution you propose for session security. -Does the creation of a new bean for every session impacts on performance? -Do you think is a good idea to rely on this solution for keeping user

Re: [Fwd: User Security (was Re: Using JSP and Servlets.)]

1999-09-23 Thread Jashua Ni
Does any body have idea that for the servlet, once I change the form method from get to post, I get 405 ERROR. Jashua Ni -Java programmer--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -tel: (646) 227-5480 ext138-- ===

Re: [Fwd: User Security (was Re: Using JSP and Servlets.)]

1999-09-23 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
"Juan M. Gargiulo" wrote: > Craig: > > First, thanks for your comments, they are vey useful. > > Second, I've two questions in relation to the solution you propose for > session security. > > -Does the creation of a new bean for every session impacts on performance? A bean that you store in a se

Re: [Fwd: User Security (was Re: Using JSP and Servlets.)]

1999-09-23 Thread Daniel Lopez
Hi, Comments over comments ;), I've cut some pieces of the mail so it doesn't grow too much. "Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: > > I've interspersed a few comments and notes in the discussion below. > > Daniel Lopez wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > 1 .- You first divide your logical application into "domains

Re: [Fwd: User Security (was Re: Using JSP and Servlets.)]

1999-09-23 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Daniel Lopez wrote: > Hi, > > Comments over comments ;), I've cut some pieces of the mail so it > doesn't grow too much. > I will shorten it some more and address just a couple things. Pretty soon there won't be anything left ... > > > I was writing a paper about it as I find it quite interes