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Is auth-constraint related to security-role?
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Rick Roberts
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I have searched HFS&J and Mikalai Zaikin's Notes and still don't understand this concept. Maybe the answer is there and I just missed it but: Is the <role-name> element in <auth-constraint> related to the <role-name> element in <security-role> ? Edited to include a code example: Thanks [ October 15, 2006: Message edited by: Rick Roberts ]
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Kai Witte
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hello, yes. Normally in auth-constraint only roles which are declared using security-role would be used. Kai
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Rick Roberts
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Does that mean that a <security-role> <role-name> is required before you can use <auth-constraint> <role-name> ?
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Kai Witte
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hello, without the security-role declaration the container would normally not be able to (or is not allowed to be able to?) map the role names in the auth-constraint to the ones that are set up in the container-specific configuration. I recommend to just set up such a system, for example with the Tomcat MemoryRealm. Kai
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Rick Roberts
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I have set it up in my tomcat and I still don't get it. It doesn't work the way that I expect it would I will probably be able to figure it out. I may have to reference the tomcat docs. But more importantly, I don't think that HFS&J nor Mikalai's notes gives enough info to understand how this works.
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