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Art Van Delay
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Joined: Sep 05, 2005
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In web.xml, <security-constraint> would it be correct to say:
* Leave off <http-method> means allow all
* Leave off <auth-constraint> means allow all
* Specifying element means allow one except for an empty element which means allow none.
Thanks in advnace.
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Adeel Ansari
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Joined: Aug 15, 2004
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Originally posted by Art Van Delay: In web.xml, <security-constraint> would it be correct to say: * Leave off <http-method> means allow all * Leave off <auth-constraint> means allow all * Specifying element means allow one except for an empty element which means allow none.
Yes. Not sure about the second part of the third-one, though.
In web.xml, <security-constraint> would it be correct to say:
* Leave off <http-method> means apply to all Http methods
* Leave off <auth-constraint> means allow all
* Specifying element means allow one except for an empty element which means allow none.
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AmitKumar Jain
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Joined: Jun 13, 2005
Posts: 95
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I confirmed the last one too from HFSJ...
I'd also like to add:
<auth-constraint>*</auth-constraint> ==> allow all
<auth-constraint></auth-constraint> ==> allow none
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