Quoting Frank Seaton Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Good day all,
I'm a three month old web developer and have been trying to figure out
how to do something described below. I've read a bunch of documentation
and searched mailing lists and the web for answers, but fear that my
inexperience
I don't use it, but the struts-menu add on may do what you want.
http://struts-menu.sourceforge.net/
Otherwise, the ModuleConfig class has a method findActionConfigs() which
returns an array of ActionConfig elements. In an Action you can get the
ModuleConfig from the ActionMapping. From
That is a container-managed security thing. See the tomcat docs. There
are other ways to do it too. Max Cooper (I believe) has the
securityfilter SF project that lets you include your realm inside of
your web-application (requires servlet spec 2.3).
Smith, Johnathan M. wrote:
I am going
I am going to be using Struts 1.0.2. How do you setup roles?
Depends on what are you using for user authentication /
management.
If you're using container managed security, then you need
to refer to your to the documentation of your container
(Tomcat, WebSphere, WebLogic, etc.)
Struts itself
You may not just have some object in the session. You may pull your
authentication from a database. There are a few different Realm
implementations in Tomcat. Be sure you examine each of them :-) to see
which best fits your needs.
I use JDBCRealm myself ... pulls them out of a RDBMS.
Anyway to use Roles without LDAP??
Yes.
Can I just save some object in the session??
Yes. I wouldn't do it that way though.
Use container managed security. Documentation with
your container.
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Sure, play with the Memory Realms in Tomcat. Its the easiest off the
bat, and you can switch them in Tomcat later...
See tomcat docs or the tomcat-user list for more info...
This should keep ya busy for a few minutes :)
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.0-doc/realm-howto.html
There are many ways to do this. Where do you want the check to
be? Thought of using a filter? Your requirements would determine the best
way to do this. Filters are a natural, of course.
At 02:49 PM 9/17/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Anyway to use Roles without LDAP??
Can I just save some object
You can use the present and notPresent tag to check for the roles. The
present tag will display the input field if the roles are present. The
notPresent will display the disabled text field if the user does not have
those roles. You can use this to display different menu depending on their
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