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I've got a jsp/tomcat web application which authenticates users through a realm login... I'm wanting to have a page where users can download documents, like downloads.com etc... to do this I'm creating a new URL of the requested document and streaming it to the users browser by using response.setContentType ("application/doc");
The problem is, the java code that creates the URL to the resource isn't logged into the realm login and therefore is streaming the login form back to the user.
So either I need to log the java code into the app using URL (or something similar) or create the URL using the current authenticated session (preferable).
Id be very great ful for any help!

Well, sure. Authenticators are for basic authentication, not for form-based authentication.
Your login HTML form has some fields, right? Those translate into URL parameters when you send an HTTP request. Most likely it's a POST method request unless the designers were very sloppy.
And logging in to that page isn't going to help much unless you preserve the cookies for subsequent requests.
Personally I use Apache's HTTPClient for this sort of thing. Much easier than writing raw HTTP code.

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Posting "Check the 'More like this'" area and not simply providing the answer is a great way to make these groups worthless.
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