Passing additional parameters to j_ security _check. Ask Question Asked 8 years, 10 months ago. Active 8 years, 10 months ago. Viewed 1k times 0. 1. In our application we need to let user select the desired datasource when logging in with form-based authentication, and I’m not sure if it’s at all possible when using standard form-based …
Passing additional parameters using j_ security _check (Form based authentication). I have a jsp application and my tomcat version is 7.0.34. Authentication is done using *Form based…
j_ security _check – How to pass parameters in the URL . Efrat Bar-Nahum. Ranch Hand Posts: 57. posted 14 years ago. Hi, I have a web application, and I’m using j_ security _check (JAAS). I have a second Java desktop application that also uses JAAS (and using the same Login Module).
So I need to stick with tomcat controlling access based on the URL and j_username + j_password -> j_ security _check mechanism. I read a suggestion somewhere from someone who thought about catching these parameters in a jsp they build, and hand them to the j_ security _check whilst requesting a secured URL, but I have no idea how I would …
j_ security _check ‹ Previous Topic … —–> At this point when the test servlet is called, the parameter password is null. getParameter always returns null getMethod …
10/6/2009 · In fact, just the j_ security _check form is all it needs to be delivered. While the servlet specification seems to be silent on what to do after validation using j_ security _check, containers like Tomcat have taken the liberty to interpret it as any reasonable user would i.e. go to the requested secure resource directly after a valid login.
I tried filters on j_security_check in Websphere and they are working fine. I seem to find out through google that there are some problems with ‘servlet filter on j_security_check ‘ and Jboss/Tomcat,please check that out if you are using JBoss/tomcat. but for one last try you can change the URL pattern to j_security_check, 12/25/2002 · So, do i need to define the function j_security_check ? … It would get the j_username and j_password value from the request parameters and do some sort of check to see if they are correct. You could have these values paired up in a database, an xml file, an LDAP tree… the implementation is.
11/20/2003 · This discussion is archived. 5 Replies Latest reply on Nov 20, 2003 2:42 PM by 843841 . j_security_check session timeout question.
9/1/2008 · Christopher Schultz lmk, lmk wrote: Unfortunately, Tomcat does not give your application code any opportunity to fetch the credentials or anything else from the request when using container-managed authentication. We had a similar problem in that we wanted to update the last login time of the user, and also lost user prefs from our database.
