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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Chuck Williams <ch...@allthingslocal.com> on 2005/03/05 19:12:59 UTC
Direct access to form-login-page, and to j_security_check
Going to try to ask this a different way...
Is it possible to directly submit information to j_security_check and/or
to directly access form-login-page, rather than posting form-login-page
and authenticating with j_security_check only in response to an
attempted access of a protected page?
I've found quite a few forum threads from 2003 discussing this issue and
posting various hackish workarounds, but am wondering if Tomcat 5.5
might have provided a direct solution. I am already achieving a partial
solution by linking to a protected page that serves only to redirect
back to index.jsp to show a personalized view (after authentication).
However, I would like a cleaner and more complete solution (e.g.,
supporting users who bookmark the login page).
Most importantly I would like to embed my login form directly on
index.jsp (and every other page of the site) so the user can directly
login rather than being forced to click a link to get a login page and
then log in. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks for any help,
Chuck
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