Hello
Thanks for the below info, I read the servlet spec and it helped, but I
still can not get the form based authenication to work. I have attached
the web.xml and tomcat-users.xml files, the welcome-file should be
restricted, it does bring up the login page but then it displays the failed
Hello again,
I found the solution, tomcat-users.xml was in the wrong directory.
Thanks
Julie.
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Subject:Re: jdbc realm + form authenication setup
Hello
Thanks for the below
Hello
I have been unable to set up jdbc realm with form authenication method. I
have the jsp, the server.xml and web.xml files configured but it doesn't
work - I am missing sometime but have not found a good resource to explain
exactly what this is. Does anybody have an example/know of a good
Hello
I'm stuck with a JDBC Realm problem. In the server.xml I have included
Context path=/assistant docBase=assistant debug=0 reloadable=true
Logger className=org.apache.catalina.logger.FileLogger prefix=
assistantLog suffix=.txt timestamp=true/
Environment name=maxExemptions
Hello
Once the connection pools are specified in Poolman.xml is it necessary to
include the database details in as a Resource tag in the server.xml and
as resource-ref in the web.xml? If so should the driver type be
com.codestudio.sql.PoolMan regardless of the database type?
Thanks
Julie
Hello,
I am using Tomcat 4.0.1, JDK1.3.1_02, Sybase for user authenication, when
I start Transmit I receive the following error from the jdbc driver
java.sql.SQLException: JZ001: User name property 'user_dbo:password=pass_dbo' too
long. Maximum length is 30.
In the server.xml I have
Realm