Re: [NEWBIE] STRUTS, TC and JDBC Realm

2002-08-30 Thread Eddie Bush
I don't know the exact name. I'd look for "Security Filter" or "security-filter" - something along those lines. Search the struts-user archive, if you can -- that *might* help (thought I abhor the "functionality" [if you can call it that] of the search engine). Short of that helping, Max (t

RE: [NEWBIE] STRUTS, TC and JDBC Realm

2002-08-30 Thread Dan Payne
t: Re: [NEWBIE] STRUTS, TC and JDBC Realm This was discussed some time ago. There are a couple of solutions: * There is a security-filter project on sourceforge to address this * You can setup a redirect action that is secure (thus it will invoke the CMA) and have it setup so that

RE: [NEWBIE] STRUTS, TC and JDBC Realm

2002-08-30 Thread Dan Payne
Do you know which project it is on sourceforge? Sounds like a good solution. Thanks Eddie. -Original Message- From: Eddie Bush [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 12:25 PM To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: Re: [NEWBIE] STRUTS, TC and JDBC Realm This was

Re: [NEWBIE] STRUTS, TC and JDBC Realm

2002-08-30 Thread Eddie Bush
This was discussed some time ago. There are a couple of solutions: * There is a security-filter project on sourceforge to address this * You can setup a redirect action that is secure (thus it will invoke the CMA) and have it setup so that your redirect action just redirects to wherev

[NEWBIE] STRUTS, TC and JDBC Realm

2002-08-30 Thread Dan Payne
Trying to deploy an application with Struts 1.0.1 with Tomcat 4.0.4 using Tomcat's JDBC realm for user authentication. Trying to avoid an "Invalid direct reference to form login page." Need to make a login page available to the Realm (/users/login/index.jsp) but also want to offer the opportunity