Johannes Meyer wrote:
Hello all,
I'm developing a web application with asynchronous techniques (ExtJS).
The most pages are secured with a security-constraint, so the user
has to log in at first.
The users gets prompted a login dialog and can type in his username
and password. The data will
I had the same requirements and ended up using Spring security. Although
spring security is no set up for ajax itself, you can make a filter that
catches all ajax context after it goes through the security class filters. Take
a look here :
http://static.springsource.org/spring-security/site/
I built a solution, that is working for me. The Servlet is doing a
login, copies the the authentication-data to the session and responds
with JSON-Data.
The problem with this solution is, that I have to access a private
member by using reflections, because the StandardSession-Object is
hidden
Hello all,
I'm developing a web application with asynchronous techniques (ExtJS).
The most pages are secured with a security-constraint, so the user
has to log in at first.
The users gets prompted a login dialog and can type in his username
and password. The data will be sent asynchronous to
2013/2/8 Johannes Meyer johannes.c.me...@gmail.com:
Hello all,
I'm developing a web application with asynchronous techniques (ExtJS).
The most pages are secured with a security-constraint, so the user
has to log in at first.
The users gets prompted a login dialog and can type in his
Hi Konstantin,
thank you for answer.
HttpServletRequest.login(..) ?
(in a Servlet 3.0 application)
If I call this function, only the current request is authorized, but
not the whole session.
Is there any solution to authorize the session?
Thank you,
Johannes
2013/2/8 Konstantin Kolinko
2013/2/8 Johannes Meyer johannes.c.me...@gmail.com:
Hi Konstantin,
thank you for answer.
HttpServletRequest.login(..) ?
(in a Servlet 3.0 application)
If I call this function, only the current request is authorized, but
not the whole session.
Whether authorization is cached in the
