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
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