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Form based authentication with Struts login form

 
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Dear all,
I config in web.xml security constraints to protect my pages, and I choose <auth-method> is FORM
With jsp/servlet application, login page like that

But with jsp/struts application, what shoud I do ?

Above code does not work.

Thanks
Phuc Bui
 
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Struts tags, at translation time, get resolved into simple HTML, so there is NO big difference in using struts tag in JSP as compered to JSP standard tags. So to make this form using struts, I do this




Look there is just a change of tags & attributes, everything else is same.
 
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Dear,
attribute "id" is not defined in Struts tag
Your code still does not work

Thanks
Phuc Bui
 
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Phuc Bui wrote:
attribute "id" is not defined in Struts tag
Your code still does not work


You find out, which attribute in html:form is rendered as "id"
 
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