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Mick Knutson schrieb:
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I think I can use basic authentication or acegi Spring to add web user
security, but I want to know if this is a bad approach to edit the
web.xml inside tomcat? Will this break all or some of OpenCms?<br>
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No, if you edit the file properly (e.g. add additional servlets, change
the servlet mapping of opencms) then opencms will still run.<br>
BUT: if you upgrade, you have to take care to either not overwrite the
web.xml with it's updated version -OR- to re-do your manual changes to
the web.xml that comes with each updated version of opencms<br>
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christian<br>
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