Web.xml Clarifications; Login-Config; Security-Constraint; Session-Timeout - Netscape ENTERPRISE SERVER 6.0 - PROGRAMMER GUIDE TO SERVLETS Programmer's Manual

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web.xml Clarifications

This section provides clarifications for using the
Server 6.0.

login-config

If there is a security constraint and no
auth-method
authentication, if no
Container
ignored even if specified.

security-constraint

If no
specified in a
all HTTP methods. If no
user-data-constraint
subelement is present or if no

session-timeout

If
session-timeout
timeOut
web-apps.xml
manager that all web applications in a virtual server use. It only applies when you:
• Do not configure a session manager for all web applications in a virtual server
(the default behavior) Each web application has its own session manager.
• Configure a web-application-specific session manager in addition to the
virtual-server-wide one. In that case, only the web-application-specific session
manager's
Note that
timeOut
For more information about session managers, see Chapter 6, "Session Managers."
is specified, the
realm-name
. If
auth-method
is specified, no constraints are applied. If no
url-pattern
web-resource-collection
transport-guarantee
subelement, it defaults to
is specified in
parameter value specified in the
. This override does not apply when you configure a single session
value is overridden.
timeOut
session-timeout
parameters are specified in seconds.
web.xml
login-config
defaults to
auth-method
is specified, the
is not , the
FORM form-login-config
subelement, the constraint is applied to
is specified in a
is specified, no user is allowed any access.
role-name
, this timeout value overrides any
web.xml
session-manager
value is specified in minutes while
web.xml Clarifications
file with Enterprise
element is present, or if no
. For
BASIC BASIC
defaults to
realm-name
element is
http-method
. If no
NONE auth-constraint
element in
session-manager
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