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Sakshi Aggarwal schrieb:
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<p>I would like to specify a separate login page.. have done it using
the <form-based> attribute.</p>
<p>However, if I give a path in the xml file like "login.jsp", which
is lying at the root of my site, this page does not work for all the
subfolder authentications(looks for a login.jsp relative to the
currently requested folder path).
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<div>Is there some way that I can specify an absolute path for the
site..either some additional parameter, or change the value itself,
such that even if the authentication is required for a sub-folder, they
would all refer the same "
login.jsp".</div>
<div>Thanks,</div>
<p>Sakshi</p>
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Have you tried <br>
/login.jsp<br>
instead?<br>
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christian<br>
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