j_security_check is a default URL in web applications using JAAS, the Java Authentication and Authorization Service, and Spring Security.
I'm wondering what the current approach is regarding user authentication for a web application making use of JSF 2.0 (and if …
jsf jakarta-ee authentication jaas j-security-checkI have a JSP web application which uses j_security_check. Is it possible to login a specific user to …
java jsp single-sign-on j-security-checkI have an old web application which I need to migrate to Vaadin. In the old app there is a …
java tomcat authentication vaadin j-security-checkI am learning Java servlets on Tomcat environment. I am learning how to use form based login authentication using j_…
java servlets j-security-checkI'm trying to authenticate myself to a website that uses form-based authentication (e.g., facebook.com) using the Apache HttpClient …
java apache-httpclient-4.x form-authentication j-security-checkI have a web application, and I want the home page to include a login form, among other data. If …
jsf login j-security-checkI would like that the users (which are allowed to log on to my site) are loaded from a MySQL …
mysql tomcat jdbc jdbcrealm j-security-checkI get the username of the connected user (using j_security_check) this way, through a managed bean: ...... username = FacesContext.…
jsf java-ee-5 j-security-check userprincipalI have a JSF page which is not protected by j_security_check. I perform the following steps: Open the …
ajax jsf-2 j-security-check viewexpiredexceptionI want to send request to j_security_check from servlet and get auth cookie from response. Code: String url = "…
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