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Author: Joshua Lynch (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=103303) Question originally posed by Mike Reedy (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=98127 I recently did this with Apache and Tomcat. Using Basic HTTP Authentication is an Apache function, so this method should work with Apache and any servlet engine. Different web servers will, of course, work differently. If you haven't already done so, read the Apache FAQ about authentication (section G) at apache.org, especially QA G.2. See similar questions...

Some developers prefer working with Web Services as XML Documents (HTTP) rather than instances of objects (SOAP). The advantage of such approach is that one can readily apply an XSL Stylesheet to the result of the request to reformat the output. This can be done directly in an ASPX page without much coding. See similar questions...

We want to know as much as we can about you, so that we can help you learn and keep you safe. When you come to the school, we keep a copy of your form on site. This way you know that we know about any special needs you might have, how to reach you, and how to reach others who can be there if you need them. If you've already registered, update your information when you sign up for your first class this season. See similar questions...

The Nokia 7110 supports the basic HTTP authentication. For client identification the HTTP basic authentication is the only standard mechanism that has been mentioned in the WAP 1.1 specification. See similar questions...

Yes, all usage is logged. Logging tools include cookies, javascript and web server logs. In addition to my logging, administrators of this web server use server wide logging. See similar questions...

You can log off by clicking on the Public Home link. This will end your private session. Your login will also time out after 15 minutes of inactivity on the web site. Click on the 'User Profile' link on the menu. On this page, you may enter as much or as little information as you wish to share about yourself. When you are done, click the Save Settings button at the bottom of the page. Much of the information in the User Profile can simply be deleted. See similar questions...

A:Type in http://www.eiu.edu/~pingliu into the browser (Netscape or Internet Explorer) of your choice. When prompted for the User Name you will type in ppliu and press the Tab key. Type in the password given to you by your instructor and press Enter. Once into the site, click on TEC 5323. See similar questions...

You log into eFolio from the homepage at http://coeserver03.fiu.edu/efolio. To log into eFolio you must key in your eFolio username and password (these fields are not case sensitive): Your eFolio system username is your FIU student email username. If you do not know your email username, go to http://intra.fiu.edu/irm/sckb/ and click on Student Knowledge Base. Key in your social security number to obtain your FIU email username. See similar questions...

Original design called for the software to work with other web browsers, though it still works best with Internet Explorer. Starting in v1.2.5, we support Integrated Windows Authentication. Please see the current version of the documentation for how to enable Integrated Windows Authentication support; this is done in the web.config file. Most common questions and issues are answered here on the web site or in the documentation. See similar questions...

The browser caches the username and password until the browser is closed. The Basic Authentication protocol does not allow you to "logout" a user without changing his password. The Basic Authentication protocol does not support the notion of timeout either. You could use AuthentiX cookie-based authentication which supports timeouts and logouts, see: https://www.flicks.com/secure/scripts/acookielogin/loginfirst. See similar questions...

The Web technology provides no governors on how often or how rapidly password (authentication failure) retries can be made. That means that someone can hammer away at your system's root password using the Web, using a dictionary or similar mass attack, just as fast as the wire and your server can handle the requests. See similar questions...

XML-RPC runs over HTTP. Authentication is handled at the HTTP layer. The HTTP spec clearly states that a server MUST return a 401 Unauthorized when a client requests a resource which requires authorization, yet has not presented a valid Authorization header. Many XML-RPC servers fail to return a 401, instead returning a 200 with a fault. See similar questions...

Need an order form to take customer information? The Web Depot gives all of our customers script to use for forms to Email. Our sign-up form is one example of an order form. All you have to do is create a form with the needed inputs, or let The Web Depot create one for you. Then we give you the script you need to insert at the beginning of your Order Form, it's only a few lines of HTML. Just request order form script, and give us your Email address that you want the order to be delivered to. See similar questions...

In order to be able to download the application forms and LTP Order forms from our web-site, you would need Adobe Reader®. This program can be downloaded for free by clicking If you think you have a working version of Adobe Reader®, then try to SAVE AS the application form you require on your computer and then open it from the location you saved it. If the problem persists, please contact us and we will send the required form by post. See similar questions...

This involves choosing a domain name, registering it, and arranging for an ISP to host your domain. Once you have your own domain, you will be able to receive email at that domain: bob@BobsIceCream.com, timmy@dickens.com, and so forth. A domain costs $35 a year to InterNIC, the agency that handles all domain names in America; and usually an extra $10 a month to whomever hosts your domain. See similar questions...

Here, the /dir1/dir2/ is merely an additional parameter passed to the script. It is called PATH_INFO. AnyBoard uses this to identify different message boards. See similar questions...

The WebASP control, found in the Web Enterprise Tool, has full support for Client Authentication while the Web control, found in the Web Tool, does not. See similar questions...

Yes. However you need to pass authentication variable to CGI using following rewrite rule: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule .* - [E=REMOTE_USER:%{HTTP:Authorization},L] I run phpMyAdmin on cluster of different machines and password encryption in cookie auth doesn't work. If your cluster consist of different architectures, PHP code used for encryption/decryption won't work correct. This is caused by use of pack/unpack functions in code. See similar questions...