We are using the jregex package in our application, and when tomcat starts it causes
this error in the tomcat logs, can anyone suggest a reason for it? The same error has
been seen on other machines with different JAR, but the same exception.
we are using tomcat 4.1.24 java 1.4 winNT
2003-08-20
Hi,
how can we prevent access to a set of JSP's inside a specific directory?
aparrently there is a directory tag for server.xml?
thanks in advance.
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Hi,
How can you give someone a security-role?
when someone accesses a certain jsp, I want to give them a role (no authentication)
how is this possible? All of the examples I've seen require some sort of login.
eg. something like:
user.setRole("manager");
where I have defined manager:
I had the same problem, it seems to occur when you uncomment the connector in
server.xml and causes tomcat to exit, making it impossible to see what the error
message was. I gave up in the end. Have you been able to get it working?
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y/cert files live (i.e. within the Tomcat directory
structure somewhere)?
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To prevent individual access to jsps, use web.xml and a security constraint.
-Tim
Tim Davidson wrote:
> Hi,
> how can we prevent access to a set of JSP's inside a specific directory?
> aparrently there is a
with more than three months of playing with this as a spare time
hobby feel free to critique the solution please.
Murray
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But surely theres a better way?
Whould I be better off replacing "session.invalidate()" with "session = null"?
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out.println( "new session" );
}
someone let me know if i'm wrong.
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Hi,
How can you check to see if a session has already been validated?
i.e.
if( !session.isInvalidated()) <-- what should go here?
{
session.invalidate();
}
to prevent the following exception:
"org.apache.jasper.JasperException: invalidate: Session already invalidated"
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This works for me:
500
/jsp/errorPage.jsp
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Hi al
sugget me whats the alternative .
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Subject: RE: servlet response.sendRedirect() illegal state exception
It means a response has already been committed (i.e
It means a response has already been committed (i.e. you have already committed to
sending HTML from that servlet). Somewhere it your code you are using the printWriter
or response.sendRedirect or you are already forwarding to another servlet. You should
avoid having more than one response.sendR
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Theres an even better way - use the MyEclipse plugin at www.myeclipse.com.
The plugin (EA2), relaesed today
Theres an even better way - use the MyEclipse plugin at www.myeclipse.com. The plugin
(EA2), relaesed today supports tomcat webapps and JSP development with JSP syntax
highlighting and debugging etc..
regards.
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