Don't know about NSAPI/ISAPI extensions, but with Apache you can use
mod_rewrite to redirect desired requests to a login servlet and, once
you logged in, these same requests get served by Apache itself. I've
been succesfully using this approach, and it does not require the
browser to support cookies, though I use it if supported.
Carlos Amengual
Vince Bonfanti wrote:
>
> We think that rather than implementing a FileServlet, a better solution
> to this problem (and similar problems) is to introduce the concept of
> HTTP Request Filters to the Servlet API, similar to the concepts
> supported by NSAPI and ISAPI.
>
> In brief, a Request Filter will be able to examine *every* incoming
> request to the web server (not just servlet requests), and take a number
> of actions:
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