JSP user Authentication in a web base application

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have made a little webapp in Java using jsp and am having a little problem with Login Authentication..

i have 4 different users. have 4 tabs in a jsp page

i need to give them the limited access to Tabs.

eg-director (can see all the tabs) officer 1 (can see only have accesses to 3 of tabs ) officer 2 (can see only have accesses to 2 of tabs ) officer 3 (can see only have accesses to 1 of tabs )

it is like a security clearance i tried to so many ways and failed and i am thinking to do that with passing a Boolean to Database and give the access levels for that i need a help if it is with a small sample log in project that will be very help full for me

if it can do with the EER also it ill be ok

Posted 29-Dec-13 18:27pm

gayan_priyankara

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Shubhashish_Mandal 31-Dec-13 2:10am

what actually you want?

gayan_priyankara 31-Dec-13 2:27am

a simple example how to to give security clearance to the users as i wish

Shubhashish_Mandal 31-Dec-13 2:38am

There are so many to do this. You have to add a user_type column in you db which basically tell you the type of the logged user. Also create a mapping which will keep the tabs accessibility info against the user_type. To keep the mapping info you could choose a xml file or db table.
Once user logged in successfully, pick the user type and then look into the map to get the right tabs info.

gayan_priyankara 31-Dec-13 2:48am

ya i have the idea but i couldn't make it right.. thats the problem

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howletking · Answer 1 · 2014-01-02T21:31:00

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simple
store the user to tab map
get the map of current user and check which tab will show

Posted 2-Jan-14 21:31pm

howletking