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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Peri Srinivas <ps...@arzoo.com> on 2001/02/22 20:50:11 UTC

CheckLogOn Tag.

Hi All,
        Generic  requirement for this tag  would   be  
        
              name - Name of the session-scope bean to check for [user]
              page - Context-relative path to the logon page [/logon.jsp]     and  also..
              next page --  page to show  after  suceessful  page.

Eg:
    a.jsp,b.jsp  ,which should  be displayed  only after   successful login.
    login.jsp   is the  login page.
    when i click on  a.jsp, i  should  get login.jsp  and  after  succesful login  should go back to a.jsp.
    when i click on  b.jsp, i  should  get login.jsp  and  after  succesful login  should go back to b.jsp.

Does Struts provide  this with 1.0.


Thanks,
Peri

Re: CheckLogOn Tag.

Posted by Maya Muchnik <mm...@pumatech.com>.

Peri,
Check with struts-example. You can find CheckLogonTag.java (and class).
If you "play" with this example, then you can see that a menu is
changing depending on you are logon or not.
Maya

Peri Srinivas wrote:

> Hi All,        Generic  requirement for this tag  would
> be               name - Name of the session-scope bean to check for
> [user]              page - Context-relative path to the logon page
> [/logon.jsp]     and  also..              next page --  page to show
> after  suceessful  page. Eg:    a.jsp,b.jsp  ,which should  be
> displayed  only after   successful login.    login.jsp   is the  login
> page.    when i click on  a.jsp, i  should  get login.jsp  and  after
> succesful login  should go back to a.jsp.    when i click on  b.jsp,
> i  should  get login.jsp  and  after  succesful login  should go back
> to b.jsp. Does Struts provide  this with 1.0.  Thanks,Peri