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J2EESecuring J2EE Applications with a Servlet Filter
By Michael Klaene Go to page: 1 2 Next Web applications oftain contain both public and private resources. It is necessary to ensure that those key areas that are restricted to the public remain off limits to even the craftiest of users. This is a common problem and there are many different solutions. In this article, I will show how a Servlet Filter can serve as a simple, unobtrusive agent that will help to safeguard data when developing J2EE web applications. A Few Options When...n
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