Which type of authentication are you using. I find that SSL-Slient
authentication causes getUserPrincipal() (or getRemoteUser()) to return
null. I don't know why this is. BASIC or DIGEST authentication should work
OK, though.
If you describe your problem to me again, I may have some insights
Yup. That pretty much sums it up. Tomcat provides authentication
information if it needs to, and otherwise doesn't.
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Hi
Im using the JBoss-3.0.3/Tomcat-4.1.12 bundle. I use declarative protection of some of
my JSPs. It all works fine.
After logging on I can use reqeust.getRemoteUser() to read the username of the logged
in user. BUT ONLY when the shown page is a protected page. If the page is not
protected
