Execute Java code after login

Hi experts,
I'd like to execute some Java code after a successful login. I guess I could write a custom login module or use a WD Java iView to do this but a "better" solution may exist.
Regards,
Pierre

Customizing your login module is probably your best bet. As soon as you're user is authenticated, you can execute your custom Java code.
From my experience, I have not seen an easier / cleaner way to capture that event.
Regards,
Tom

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