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Simon Brown

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Using a file-based security realm with WebSphere Posted: Aug 19, 2004 7:29 AM
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I had a quick play at getting Pebble to run WebSphere Application Server earlier and it nearly works, but not quite. There seems to be a problem with the RequestDispatcher when you forward an existing request and append a query string. That aside, I had to hunt around for some documentation on setting up a simple file-based security realm. Thankfully WAS does support this by a pluggable, custom registry provided by the com.ibm.websphere.security.FileRegistrySample class. If you need to define a file-based realm, take a look at this article over on the IBM website.

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