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Tomcat https redirect (security-constraint) for different host

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Tomcat https redirect (security-constraint) for different host

web.xml, security constraint, where do you declare that a user has x role besides declaring it in web.xml?

Additional logic to jboss realm

Multiple security-constraints in web.xml not working

Blocking direct URL access in JSF web application

Override Tomcat basic authentication

Appropriate practice for security-constraint in web.xml

When logging into my Java web app, I'm directed to the CSS used by the login form, how to fix this?

Is security-constraint configuration for Tomcat mandatory?

Define a <security-constraint> outside of web.xml (e.g. server-wide)

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