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doyler442 · 2007-02-17 01:22:35

im just wondering would anyone be able to help me. I need to be able to have a html page where a user enters username and password, this then goes to the database and checks to see if they are right and then it lets them on to the next page. does anyone perhaps have a sample of such code or is there someone that could help…

17-02-2007 1:22am

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doyler442

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im just wondering would anyone be able to help me.

I need to be able to have a html page where a user enters username and password, this then goes to the database and checks to see if they are right and then it lets them on to the next page.

does anyone perhaps have a sample of such code or is there someone that could help me.

thanks

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#2 17-02-2007 1:24am

Adam

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Why JSP?

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#3 17-02-2007 12:49pm

Q_Ball

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Google is your friend for this one. What you're looking to do is take

1)some sort of form with the values of your user and password,
2)open a connection with the database,
3)query the database,
4)process some sort of return/result set.

Should be easy enough to work out your answer from there, regardless of language.

Course, thats not very secure

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#4 17-02-2007 1:03pm

damnyanks

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Are you going to use JDBCRealm at all?

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#5 17-02-2007 6:49pm

Evil Phil

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doyler442 is this a college project?

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#6 17-02-2007 9:10pm

doyler442

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ya its part of college prj alright, just cant get the bloody login to work.
thanks for your replies by the way

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#7 17-02-2007 9:27pm

Evil Phil

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Have a read of this then: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055012835

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