FYI, using HTTP 'error' 202 SC_ACCEPTED (and maybe others) works around the
problem. In other words is compatible with IE, Mozilla, etc and still works
with HttpUnit / Webtest. I haven't loaded the application too much so I
will find out later if this issue is truly resolved.
If anyone is
Use Tomcat's container managed (user) authorization, via one of the Realms
(I use JDBCRealm, but there are others) - this has nothing to do with
Struts. Search Tomcat's website about this - it's pretty well-documented, I
think.
- Cecile
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From: Balaji R [mailto:[EMAIL
Struts doesn't have anything to do with Servlet filters (Servlets 2.3). You
can use filters.
You don't have to rewrite anything.
web.xml only has entries for servlets. A Struts action is not a servlet. Do
you mean role based permissions for actions ?
Mohan
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From:
Either way would work.
The controller you need to extend is actually the RequestProcessor
(TilesRequestProcessor if your using Struts/Tiles)
Check the archives for more information (archives are accessible from the
jakarta site)
-Tim
-Original Message-
From: Balaji R [mailto:[EMAIL
Struts will work with Container based authentication/authorisation (a+a)
and with Servlet Filters. If you plan/need to use a Filter to do a+a
with a Filter, take a look at http://securityfilter.org/
Sean
On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 14:40, Balaji R wrote:
Am using Struts with tomcat.
Can I use
On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Sterin, Ilya wrote:
Ok, thanks to all:-) Guess my only other option is to either define a
filter for each servlet for now, until 2.4 is prod ready, or as Max
mentioned, and put all actions in need of authentication, within the
members namespace.
Both are a hassle of
The way I have implemented it in the past is to have a /secure in the
mapping for pages that are protected by Login.
In the web.xml I did the following.
filter filter-name='VerifyLoginFilter'
filter-class='com.companyname.applicationname.filters.VerifyLoginFilter'
init-param
I could be wrong but I believe filters apply to forwards.
David
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I'd like to know if anyone
It is in the 2.4 Servlet Spec, but I'm not fully sure if it's included in
2.3, which is 4.1.x I believe.
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It is in the 2.4 Servlet Spec, but I'm not fully sure if it's included
in
2.3, which is 4.1.x I believe.
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with Security Filters.
-Jacob
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Hmmm, I'm successfuly using it with 2.3 just filtering jsp pages
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I could be wrong but I believe filters apply to forwards.
Only
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I could be wrong but I believe filters apply to forwards.
David
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I did some more checking on the 2.3 Spec and you are correct that it
does not allow for specific include requests. I believe Craig had
mentioned before in Tomcat-User that the Filter chain is created once a
request, which would not accommodate dynamic includes
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