I would like to see a simple Login Application, not as simple as this though.
What i would like to achive is an understanding on how JSF works, I've developed ... |
We have a generic JSF 1.1 (myfaces 1.1.4, tomahawk 1.1.9, uses "*.jsf" to map to jsp files) where we need a more flexible way to handle user logins. The basic ... |
how to use gmail user,yahoo user like that user their account to login my application which developed in JSF
i want like Openinviter?
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Hello all i have one problem between 2 class of JSF Manage bean.
i have 2 class JSF Manage bean one class use for login, one use for user add/edit/delete user table ... |
I send an account activation mail to my users using javamail. In that email, there is a link that when clicked, the user should activate their account, redirected to the main ... |
I have written a simple code to test login and password ,(login and password are given by the user) and then I compare them by login and password stored in the ... |
I have a session scoped managed bean with name 'usermanager'. i want to store user information which is newly logged in , in a property of usermanager bean and ... |
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I am new to JSF and want to create the login part of an app. I have a login page
where I validate logins against a database. That is fine, but I ... |
I am new to JSF and trying to create a login script in JSF. It successfully redirects to the loginsuccess and loginfailure. but when it comes for redirecting the user when ... |
I am new to jsf and trying to learn to create login system that verifies the username and password from mysql database. When I run this code, it goes to ... |
Im working in a Web App with Java and JSF. I have a simple login, if it finds the user in the database it creates a session and stores some information ... |
I am trying - with JSF 2.0 - to implement in a neat way the login/remember me/logout management. Since the traditional <form action="j_security_check" ... way lacks of flexibility I decided to ... |
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I have a login form that collects a username and password then calls the 'login' method of the backingbean. How should I handle failed attempts? I'd like to be as descriptive as possible and not have to redirect the user to a different page. Right now I have the following set up: |
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Normally when a person first enters a website, I display a welcome page for the language that that user's browser is set to prefer. Most likely, if I wanted to support the user's being able to select a language for a specific app, I'd place a drop-list menu of languages on the welcome page. Selecting the language would either re-request the ... |
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Hi, i had written a login page in jsf with fields UserName and Password. Now i had two buttons named Login and Clear. When i enter username and password values and press enter key nothing is happening. i mean the submit is not happening. but when i press the login button it is being submitted. Now i want like after i ... |
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Hello I want to create a very simple and basic login screen Username : Textbox Password : Textbox Submit. on submit i want to show the welcome below the submit and make Username and Password textboxes as un editable. Can you please help me ..i am very new to jsf. I am able to get the values displayed in next page ... |
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Hi all, I want to implement a filter that redirects the user after she authenticated herself. The resultpage depends on the users security role (here: subject or supervisor). When I start my application, you are prompted to identify yourself by an authentication dialog (I'm using BASIC authentication). Afterwards the welcome-page "index.xhtml" is rendered, which is located directly under the root directory. ... |
Rui Azevedo wrote:And what's the name of the security system? Container-managed Security. But it's not a named component - just a description of how security is handled. J2EE, like Java, was designed to be secure from the bottom up, so there's not something like a special JAR file or add-on that has to be added to do security. The security is ... |
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I am trying to make a JSF 2 page that would require secure user login password protection. Obviously proper password validation and a user session id validation are a crucial part of this problem (on the 'after login welcome' page the site has further navigation rules to different pages). I spent some long time browsing for solutions and got a little ... |
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Java Code: package login; public class UserPOJO { private int userId; private String userName; private String userLogin; private String userPassword; public UserPOJO() { } public UserPOJO(int userId, String userName, String userLogin, String userPassword) { super(); this.userId = userId; this.userName = userName; this.userLogin = userLogin; this.userPassword = userPassword; } @Override public String toString() { return "User [userId=" + userId + ", userName=" ... |
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