Thanks Aaron,
I went through your reply and will check it out.
Actually I am working on the second solution you said of not directly submitting to j_security_check.
Now another problem I am facing is,
I have made a hello world application in Java Studio Creator. Simple one page example which
I'm not sure what you mean by added it to the common libraries, but
you may want to just put JSTL and JSF together in your WEB-INF/lib.
Thanks,
Aaron
On 4/9/06, Rohit Rai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Aaron,
I went through your reply and will check it out.
Actually I am working on the
On 4/7/06, Rohit Rai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Aaron for the reply.
By your reply I understand that I'll have to modify the server code itself.
But that is not possible.
No, not in the server code really. You need to make a custom JAAS
LoginModule, which is part of a security realm.
Hello everyone,
another minor thing but couldn't find it anywhere on net or docs.
Our web application saves the rgistered user passwords 'Hashed' in the database. The hash algorithm is negotiable but the passwords ARE TO BE HASHED.
We want to use the standard J2EE container security. I plan to
Yes you can... but at the moment you'd need to write a bit of code.
For example, if you copy the code for
org.apache.geronimo.security.realm.providers.PropertiesFileLoginModule,
you could just add a tiny bit to hash the password before comparing it
to the entry in the Properties, and then use
Thanks Aaron for the reply.
By your reply I understand that I'll have to modify the server code itself. But that is not possible.
Am trying to find a work around in my application code.
Will keep you people updated.
Will be glad to see it as a regular feature in Geronimo.
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