You can use J2EE container security to autheticate the user and for some
high level security.
For low level and complex security, once the user is identified, you can
extend it.
I use JDBC relms with a self join and row level security.
So a user in a certian level of a tree can see for example al
hello zsolt,
i am currently working on a project with similar required. if wonder if
u have read about ActionMapping. make your own custom mapping (by
extending ActionMapping) and then define properties in it like getRole,
setRole. and in the structs-config.xml file itself, mention the role
shows that Tomcat Principals
are ready-only, not mutable.
Regards,
David
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You can use J2EE container s
Write your own and implement with a filter.
Edgar
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