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So here is my problem. I hope someone could help me:
Hello,
I dont know if it's you I need to contact but it make 3 days I am trying to
solve this is
Thanks Cheong. That sounds like what I should. I don't understand why each of
your new application should define their own user access control table. Should
that be part of the centralized user management system?
My following message will attach a prototype of my user management s
Hi Gang,
We realised this 3 years ago when we started developing web applications
for the company. So what we did in the first part was to develop our
user management system onto our application framework.
All our applications refer to the User object that goes across the
applications
Yes, I need a program to maintain a centralized user database, then the
later developed applications don't need invent their own user management
module anymore. Instead the applications can reference the user information
directly or via Tomcat JDBC Realm.
There was an article published on
Howdy,
It sounds like you're looking for a complete standalone user management
program to talk to your database. Tomcat doesn't have such a thing, as
that's not tomcat's job to provide ;)
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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Hi Yoav,
Thanks for the message. The JDBC Realm provides a way to connect to an
external user management system, so applications can verify user privileges
in a standard way. But Tomcat does not provide any mechanism to manage users
and roles, which is supposed to be implemented in the external
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>I have several applications running on Tomcat server. When developing
the
>applications, each development team inve
Hello everyone,
I have several applications running on Tomcat server. When developing the
applications, each development team invented their own user management
system(basically a set of database tables and web interface). Now we got
into this kind of awkward situation: User has to remember
7;m hoping that JMX could provide for this.
So the question is
- Can this be done with JMX?
- Are there some cookbook like documentation how user management would
be done from the web application?
- Which version on JMX does Tomcat 4.1.x support?
Best regards
Markus
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Hi everyone,
Is there a package/library somewhere to do users management? I read in the
documentation on how to use JDBCRealm to do the authetication while keeping
the users database in a database but I cannot find any premade library that
would implement the higher-level functions like adding u
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