I'm new to this forum and already fan of it :) Here's the story: I have a website hosted on a remote server with private JVM. It consists of two parts - client and admin (which is actually CMS). There is NGASI installed. I enabled wildcard mapping so all request to web server are forwarded to tomcat. Client part of website is located in appserver/apache-tomcat-6x/webapps/ROOT. There is web.xml file in ROOT/WEB-INF folders, in which I set <security-constraint> for admin part. Admin part itself is in ROOT/admin directory. I should say that I didn't write the application, but my work requires to change it sometimes. Now I need to add mailing and registration forms. I'm thinking of using php for that. Can I make php work under Tomcat? Can I make apache render php pages, while Tomcat renders jsp? Is it easier to implement mailing and registration on php instead of jsp, as it seems to me? Another question - authentication for admin part. I'm using basic authentication provided by tomcat, with username and password stored in tomcat-users.xml file in apache-tomcat-6x/conf directory. Does it have any security issues? Any comments and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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