I wanted to expose a specific directory on my system to the web and found a way to do it
by adding a Context element into my server.xml.
<Context path="/mylogs" docBase="c:\Logs" debug="99"
eloadable="false">
| <Valve className="org.apache.catalina.valves.AccessLogValve"
prefix="access." suffix=".log" pattern="common"/>
| </Context>
which works fine,
http://localhost:8080/mylogs gives me a directory listing.
However, when I try to secure it with the same security I have on my jmx-console it
doesn't authenticate against the jaas plugin that is used in the jmx-console.
To simplify things I simply copied the WEB-INF directory from the jmx-console.war file and
added it to my C:\Logs without modifying any of the values.
It prompts me for a username password but never authenticates it against the
java:jaas/jmx-console security.
Because this isn't a standard war file that would be placed in the deploy directory it
doesn't seem to use the same steps to authenticate. Does anybody know what I'm
missing here?
Thanks
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