Where is j_security_check located ?

[Za...@ocs.com]

Hi, 

When we enter login and password in localhost:8080/admin/login.jsp, it will post to  j_security_check which I think is a servlet. Where can I find it ?

Thanks

Zaili

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Re: Where is j_security_check located ?

[cameron <ca...@ogmios.ca>]

This was actually covered a couple of days ago, (I posted the same 
question). The answer is: it is magic, (really check the archives). It 
is taken care of by some internal Tomcat stuff that you can not change 
and can not replicate without digging through code... If anyone out 
there has replicated the functionality in a different servlet please 
post back and explain what you had to do to create the "magic".

I tried: *shazam* and *a la peanut butter sandwiches* without success.

-Cam

Zaili_Xu@ocs.com wrote:

>Hi, 
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>When we enter login and password in localhost:8080/admin/login.jsp, it will post to  j_security_check which I think is a servlet. Where can I find it ?
>
>Thanks
>
>Zaili
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