I have a web application which i deploy in Tomcat. I want to secure all pages under the url path administration/*.
I have set up container-managed security entering the next snippet in the web.xml file:
<security-role>
<role-name>administrator</role-name>
</security-role>
<login-config>
<auth-method>BASIC</auth-method> ...
So I have this library code, see...
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virtual void operator()() = 0;
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explicit Thing(vector<Obj*> &o...
Hi,
if you use Java EE 6 container managed security, you can configure security constraints for resources inside the web.xml deployment descriptor. Are there alternative ways to do this?
For example the container could fetch them out of a database, like it does with the user data.
Is something like this possible? I would like a way th...
Hi!
I have a @Stateless EJB with a @WebService interface, using container managed transactions, meaning transactions are automatically committed by the container after a method has been called if it doesn't throw a system exception.
If i try to EntityManager.persist(...) two objects with the same value for a column with a unique const...
I have a J2EE webapp which uses standard FORM-based authentication, using a login.jsp page, which works okay, apart from a couple of glitches:
If username/password are incorrect, the login error page auto-redirects back to login.jsp, but unfortunately "j_security_check" then appears at the end of the URL - which I know is sub-optimal.
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