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Subject: Re: Alternative Realm impl. that supports: boolean
authenticate(String user, String pass) or void doLogin(Prinicipal p)?
Nicholas Irving wrote:
I have been looking for a authenticate(user) method, but cannot seem to
find
one, as I need to do something similar. Any
: Alternative Realm impl. that supports: boolean
authenticate(String user, String pass) or void doLogin(Prinicipal p)?
Nicholas Irving wrote:
> I have been looking for a authenticate(user) method, but cannot seem to
find
> one, as I need to do something similar. Any ideas?
>
Do you mea
Nicholas Irving wrote:
I have been looking for a authenticate(user) method, but cannot seem to find
one, as I need to do something similar. Any ideas?
Do you mean doLogin(Principal p)?
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. that supports: boolean
authenticate(String user, String pass) or void doLogin(Prinicipal p)?
>
> Hmm, I see from all the org.apache.catalina.Realm implementations that
> come with Tomcat, that authenticate(user,pass) is already there - but I
> currently don't know how to g
Hmm, I see from all the org.apache.catalina.Realm implementations that
come with Tomcat, that authenticate(user,pass) is already there - but I
currently don't know how to gain access to the Realm service from within
a servlet/jsp (where my controller might be)... and it seems to me that
it ma
Ken Johanson wrote:
Is there another commonly used (perhaps not distib'd with tomcat)
implementation of Realm that allows a more programmatic type of
authentication?
I know that a couple other servers provide something like a
boolean .authenticate(String user, String pass), which
checks agai
