Guys - someone needs to check this - because I must have done this about
10 times in the past 3 months - and it simply doesn't do the job.
-Tom Riemer
Jarecsni János wrote:
>Hi
>
>send an empty mail to the following address:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED], and follow the instructions
>mailed to you in rep
I'm in the process of preparing for the move from Tomcat 3.2.1 to 3.3.1.
I'm impressed with the configuration handling in 3.3.1 and the speed of
performance. The move
to a module approach is a big win.
I do have one problem though:
We have a directory /58k at 58k.com.
Here's my problem, jasper
You need to actually physically remove them out of ${java.home}/webapps
mikhail malamud wrote:
> I deleted default Context paths
> /examples
> /test
> /admin
>
> from the server.xml but they still show up when I start up the tomcat.
> Where do I need to delete 'em?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mikhail
>
> --
JDBC Realm is used for authentication against a database.
We use it to protect a directory from access, unless you are
authenticated.
It allows you to keep all your credentials in a database instead of in a
flat file somewhere.
JDBC Realm has a couple of problems, for those of you using it.
1)
Most likely you are missing a JkMount statement.
You need to tell your web server that /j_security_check exists.
JkMount /j_security_check ajp12
Carlos Alonso wrote:
> Working with apache and tomcat found a problem with j_security_check
> using jdbcrealm.
>
> As j_security_check is an URI handl
I'm trying to get 3.3 M2 URL Session rewriting to work.
My server.xml includes:
My web.xml includes:
FORM
SOMEREALM
/login.jsp
/login.jsp
My login form looks like:
Here is the behavior I'm seeing:
1) with cookies turned on for my browser, I get a "Basic"
