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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Ujjwala Thakar <uj...@hotmail.com> on 2002/06/08 18:26:04 UTC

Problem with encodeRedirectURL

Hello,

I refered this URL
http://archive.covalent.net/jakarta/tomcat-user/2001/08/0111.xml

Did you get the solution for this?
I am having the same problem.
If you got the solution, please answer.

ujjwala909@hotmail.com



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Re: creating filter valves

Posted by Chuck Griffith <ch...@winternet.com>.
oops. retract that. the config lines cited below were actually 
commented out when trying to resolve another problem. I don't know if 
the ReferrerValve class will work yet but at least the server 
complains if it can't find it.

Took a little work to figure out where to put it and how to get it 
there but now there is only testing to do!

thanx!

At 11:11 AM -0500 6/9/02, Chuck Griffith wrote:
>Goal: to keep items in a directory from being accessed without going 
>thru the web site
>
>Method: create a filter valve that checks that the referrer is from 
>the same url (not hack proof, but good enough)
>
>Problem: when I specify my filter valve, it looks like it is being 
>ignored completely; no error if the filter class isn't there and the 
>filter doesn't do anything.
>
>Question: can one create one's own subclass of FilterRequestValve?
>           is there a better method?
>
>Config:
>          <Context path="/wt/images" docBase="wt/images">
>          <Logger className="org.apache.catalina.logger.FileLogger"
>              prefix="localhost_wt_log." suffix=".txt"
>              timestamp="true"/>
>          <Valve className="org.apache.catalina.valves.RefererValve"
>              allow="http://www.wt.net/"/>
>          </Context>
>
>
>thanx!
>
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creating filter valves

Posted by Chuck Griffith <ch...@winternet.com>.
Goal: to keep items in a directory from being accessed without going 
thru the web site

Method: create a filter valve that checks that the referrer is from 
the same url (not hack proof, but good enough)

Problem: when I specify my filter valve, it looks like it is being 
ignored completely; no error if the filter class isn't there and the 
filter doesn't do anything.

Question: can one create one's own subclass of FilterRequestValve?
           is there a better method?

Config:
          <Context path="/wt/images" docBase="wt/images">
          <Logger className="org.apache.catalina.logger.FileLogger"
              prefix="localhost_wt_log." suffix=".txt"
              timestamp="true"/>
          <Valve className="org.apache.catalina.valves.RefererValve"
              allow="http://www.wt.net/"/>
          </Context>


thanx!

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