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> Thanks Craig. But I was wondering if there was some way
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I've setup a security constraint, with basic authentication, in a memory
realm. It works
I've setup a security constraint, with basic authentication, in a memory
realm. It works as expected until I add an error page for the 401 error
code (unauthorized). Then, when I request the page, I get the 401 error
page automatically and am never prompted to login. I was expecting to get
the 4
