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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by mate markovic <ma...@hotmail.com> on 2005/01/29 10:51:24 UTC

tomcat-5.0.27 authentication/authorization

Hi.

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tomcat-5.0.27 authentication/authorization

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Hi all.

Tomcat, and any other servlet server, when we use
"<auth-method>FORM</auth-method>" with j_security_check,
j_username, j_password and <security-constraint>,
check our user name and password against database
(or anything else - but this wasn't important now) and then
PUT_SOMETHING_FOR_RECOGNITION_SOMEWHERE
(I think in servlet session?) for repossess.

After that we can access resource specified in <web-resource-collection>
if we have THAT_SOMETHING (role). And THAT_SOMETHING will
be passed automatically to EJB if we use EJB, and so on......

Is it possible to put THAT_SOMETHING from my code i.e. servlet?

For example, if I want to use in JSP other name for j_securi­ty_check,
j_username, j_password, or I want to use other presentation
for my web app like Swing or simmilar?
I could check user name or anything else by myself and then
put THAT_SOMETHING and proceed like I was make
real j_security_check.

Do you know how to do this?

P.S. I can't use JAAS.

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