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Catching CustomRegistryException in error.jsp -- is it possible?
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| I realized my own Custom User Registry for WebSphere security, and I use FORM authentication method with login and error pages like login.html and error.jsp.
The question is: can I catch exceptions of my Custom User Registry (CustomRegistryException, PasswordCheckFailedException) in my error.jsp page?
Because I want user receive more detalized message about reasons why his authorization failed, not simple "Login/password incorrect"
Tnx
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| Ken Hygh 2007-08-16, 1:25 pm |
| tyomasol@list.ru wrote:
> I realized my own Custom User Registry for WebSphere security, and I use FORM authentication method with login and error pages like login.html and error.jsp.
> The question is: can I catch exceptions of my Custom User Registry (CustomRegistryException, PasswordCheckFailedException) in my error.jsp page?
> Because I want user receive more detalized message about reasons why his authorization failed, not simple "Login/password incorrect"
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> Tnx
You do realize that this decreases the level of security, right? If you
really don't need security, turn it off.
Ken
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