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Posted to slide-user@jakarta.apache.org by Elodie Tasia <e....@ever-team.com> on 2002/04/15 15:28:10 UTC

admin view in Slide

In Slide's documentation, it is said, about the admin view :

" The first management component which is available is the Catalina manager web application. It can be accessed in context "manager" on port 8080 (it runs on the same host as the client view). The manager requires an authenticated user with role "manager". This user is not defined in any of the Slide managed realms, but instead is defined in a memory based realm. The "conf/tomcat-users.xml" defines the users of this realm. "

I don't understand : I believed that, when using Slide, the users were authenticated by Slide's Realm, and not Tomcat. So the tomcat-users.xml file shouldn't be useful anymore, isn't it ?
Is this case, the manager must be defined in server/conf/slide/slide.conf ?

Thanx

Re: admin view in Slide

Posted by Remy Maucherat <re...@apache.org>.
> I don't understand : I believed that, when using Slide,
> the users were authenticated by Slide's Realm, and not Tomcat.
> So the tomcat-users.xml file shouldn't be useful anymore, isn't it ?
> Is this case, the manager must be defined in server/conf/slide/slide.conf
?

No the Catalina manager webapp will use the default realm (at least in the
configuration used; which needs some updates, BTW). Note that you may not
need to use the manager webapp.

Remy


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