Use ssl (Secure Socket Layer) on the web server. You will need to get an SSL
certficate for the web server. You then need to change your form so it
invokes your servlet using https. If you want, you can also modify your
servlet or JSP so that it checks to make sure that the information it
receives was transmitted using https.
-Richard
-----Original Message-----
From: rachit mathur [mailto:rachitmathur2@(protected)]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 10:58 AM
To: JSP-INTEREST@(protected)
Subject: security?????
hello,
i am a student of engineering in information technology.
i was making a online leave management system in jsp.
i just want to know that what can i do to provide security to my first page
i.e. login and password page. as these things will be trasnsfered through
the internet to the webserver. the user will type in his login and password
in the form and press the submit button. i am using the POST method to
submit the form. this password in the server gets checked against the login
which information is stored in a ms sql database. please suggest me what
security measures should i take and where can i find them? thanking you in
advance. rachit mathur.
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