Iplanet 6.0 Downloads

Sorry to come back to this question.
But anyone know where are the old iPlanets.
I'm looking the 6.0 downloads for windows or linux
Thanks

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Re: [iPlanet-JATO] onBeforeRequest(); Finding requested view from requestContext

The problem is that you don't know what the target view is until it has
been forwarded to.
Think about it... the request handling view bean (or command object) has
the request handler that has the code that will ultimately forward to
another view bean. This is code that you have written. So, until that
forwardTo() is invoked, there is no notion of a "target page".
What you do know is which "page" (view bean) the request is coming from
(the handling view bean or command class). You can get this from the
HttpServletRequest. The attribute name is "viewBean".
So you can get the view bean name by doing the following in onBeforeRequest:
<HttpServletRequest>.getAttribute("viewBean");
But I suspect this is not going to solve your current issue.
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than one possible target page, it might get a little more involved.
Let me know if the use of page session needs further explanation.
c
nickmalthus wrote:
I am implementing a custom security model since the standard J2EE
security model does not allow me access to the users password, which I
need to log into a third party application. I have overriden the
onBeforeRequest() method to check to see if the user is logged in, and
if not, forward to the Login ViewBean. However, I need to determine
what page/viewbean the request is attempting to access so I can let it
pass through if it is accessing the Login viewbean and to forward to
the requested view once the user is logged in. What is the best way to
do this? I see no obvious uitility in the javadocs
TIA
For more information about JATO, including download information, please visit:
http://developer.iplanet.com/tech/appserver/framework/index.jsp

I guess what I am thinking about doing is capturing the requested URL,
i.e. /appname/modulename/RequestName. In the onBeforeRequest(). I
would then check to see if the user is logged in, and if not, set the
URL in the session(or page session of the Login bean) and forward to
the Login viewbean using the viewbean manager. Inside the login view
in the handleSubmit() method I would authenticate the user and then
get the URL out of the session (or pagesession). I would then
magically get the ViewBean/Command object for the URL or otherwise
"forward the request" as if the user had typed in
/appname/modulename/RequestName, which is the behavior I am trying to
acheive.
It turns out I cannot forward in the onBeforeRequest() as it will
output the viewbean and then continue to process the request which in
turn trys to do a RequestDispatcher().forward after data has been
written to the stream which does not bode well with the servlet
container. Thus, it appears I have no control of the request in the
onBeforeRequest() method. Is this correct?
In light of this new observation I am now going to create a base view
class that all views will extend from and override the
onSecurityCheck() method to forward to my login bean. If I can't find
any other way, I will get the URL from the page session and do a
response.sendRedirect() to the URL.
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--- In iPlanet-JATO@y..., "Craig V. Conover" <craig.conover@s...> wrote:
The problem is that you don't know what the target view is until it has
been forwarded to.
Think about it... the request handling view bean (or command object)has
the request handler that has the code that will ultimately forward to
another view bean. This is code that you have written. So, until that
forwardTo() is invoked, there is no notion of a "target page".
What you do know is which "page" (view bean) the request is coming from
(the handling view bean or command class). You can get this from the
HttpServletRequest. The attribute name is "viewBean".
So you can get the view bean name by doing the following inonBeforeRequest:
>
<HttpServletRequest>.getAttribute("viewBean");
But I suspect this is not going to solve your current issue.
You could add the target page name to the page session. If there ismore
than one possible target page, it might get a little more involved.
Let me know if the use of page session needs further explanation.
c

Re: [iPlanet-JATO] Re: onBeforeRequest(); Finding requested view from requestContext

If you want to stop a JATO request in its tracks, you have a little black
magic at your disposal: you can throw a CompleteRequestException. This
indicates to the JATO infrastructure that it should immeditately stop
handling the request, but not generate an error, as the develper has taken
full control. You can generally throw this error from anywhere, at any
point--it is a RuntimeException, and is "tunneled" through other exception
handlers where appropriate.
In your scenario, you want to check if the user is logged in, and if not,
save the target URL using the parsePathInfo() method. Then, forward to the
login page and then throw a CompleteRequestException.
Todd
----- Original Message -----
From: "nickmalthus" <nickmalthus@h...>
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 3:05 PM
Subject: [iPlanet-JATO] Re: onBeforeRequest(); Finding requested view from
requestContext
I guess what I am thinking about doing is capturing the requested URL,
i.e. /appname/modulename/RequestName. In the onBeforeRequest(). I
would then check to see if the user is logged in, and if not, set the
URL in the session(or page session of the Login bean) and forward to
the Login viewbean using the viewbean manager. Inside the login view
in the handleSubmit() method I would authenticate the user and then
get the URL out of the session (or pagesession). I would then
magically get the ViewBean/Command object for the URL or otherwise
"forward the request" as if the user had typed in
/appname/modulename/RequestName, which is the behavior I am trying to
acheive.
It turns out I cannot forward in the onBeforeRequest() as it will
output the viewbean and then continue to process the request which in
turn trys to do a RequestDispatcher().forward after data has been
written to the stream which does not bode well with the servlet
container. Thus, it appears I have no control of the request in the
onBeforeRequest() method. Is this correct?
In light of this new observation I am now going to create a base view
class that all views will extend from and override the
onSecurityCheck() method to forward to my login bean. If I can't find
any other way, I will get the URL from the page session and do a
response.sendRedirect() to the URL.
Thanks for the help!
--- In iPlanet-JATO@y..., "Craig V. Conover" <craig.conover@s...> wrote:
The problem is that you don't know what the target view is until it has
been forwarded to.
Think about it... the request handling view bean (or command object)has
the request handler that has the code that will ultimately forward to
another view bean. This is code that you have written. So, until that
forwardTo() is invoked, there is no notion of a "target page".
What you do know is which "page" (view bean) the request is coming from
(the handling view bean or command class). You can get this from the
HttpServletRequest. The attribute name is "viewBean".
So you can get the view bean name by doing the following inonBeforeRequest:
<HttpServletRequest>.getAttribute("viewBean");
But I suspect this is not going to solve your current issue.
You could add the target page name to the page session. If there ismore
than one possible target page, it might get a little more involved.
Let me know if the use of page session needs further explanation.
c
For more information about JATO, including download information, pleasevisit:
http://developer.iplanet.com/tech/appserver/framework/index.jsp

If you want to stop a JATO request in its tracks, you have a little black
magic at your disposal: you can throw a CompleteRequestException. This
indicates to the JATO infrastructure that it should immeditately stop
handling the request, but not generate an error, as the develper has taken
full control. You can generally throw this error from anywhere, at any
point--it is a RuntimeException, and is "tunneled" through other exception
handlers where appropriate.
In your scenario, you want to check if the user is logged in, and if not,
save the target URL using the parsePathInfo() method. Then, forward to the
login page and then throw a CompleteRequestException.
Todd
----- Original Message -----
From: "nickmalthus" <nickmalthus@h...>
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 3:05 PM
Subject: [iPlanet-JATO] Re: onBeforeRequest(); Finding requested view from
requestContext
I guess what I am thinking about doing is capturing the requested URL,
i.e. /appname/modulename/RequestName. In the onBeforeRequest(). I
would then check to see if the user is logged in, and if not, set the
URL in the session(or page session of the Login bean) and forward to
the Login viewbean using the viewbean manager. Inside the login view
in the handleSubmit() method I would authenticate the user and then
get the URL out of the session (or pagesession). I would then
magically get the ViewBean/Command object for the URL or otherwise
"forward the request" as if the user had typed in
/appname/modulename/RequestName, which is the behavior I am trying to
acheive.
It turns out I cannot forward in the onBeforeRequest() as it will
output the viewbean and then continue to process the request which in
turn trys to do a RequestDispatcher().forward after data has been
written to the stream which does not bode well with the servlet
container. Thus, it appears I have no control of the request in the
onBeforeRequest() method. Is this correct?
In light of this new observation I am now going to create a base view
class that all views will extend from and override the
onSecurityCheck() method to forward to my login bean. If I can't find
any other way, I will get the URL from the page session and do a
response.sendRedirect() to the URL.
Thanks for the help!
--- In iPlanet-JATO@y..., "Craig V. Conover" <craig.conover@s...> wrote:
The problem is that you don't know what the target view is until it has
been forwarded to.
Think about it... the request handling view bean (or command object)has
the request handler that has the code that will ultimately forward to
another view bean. This is code that you have written. So, until that
forwardTo() is invoked, there is no notion of a "target page".
What you do know is which "page" (view bean) the request is coming from
(the handling view bean or command class). You can get this from the
HttpServletRequest. The attribute name is "viewBean".
So you can get the view bean name by doing the following inonBeforeRequest:
<HttpServletRequest>.getAttribute("viewBean");
But I suspect this is not going to solve your current issue.
You could add the target page name to the page session. If there ismore
than one possible target page, it might get a little more involved.
Let me know if the use of page session needs further explanation.
c
For more information about JATO, including download information, pleasevisit:
http://developer.iplanet.com/tech/appserver/framework/index.jsp

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