I know the "XMLHttpRequest" object supports a method "open" which has an optional parameter of a username and password. I just found out that these parameters can be supplier for requests requiring container-based authentication.
This is the method signature:
open(method, url, async, username, password)
Can someone help me out with the meaning of Container-Based Authentication?
I know the "XMLHttpRequest" object supports a method "open" which has an optional parameter of a username and password. I just found out that these parameters can be supplier for requests requiring container-based authentication.
This is the method signature:
open(method, url, async, username, password)
Can someone help me out with the meaning of Container-Based Authentication?
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Reset to default 8Container-Based means that the container of the web application (e.g. tomcat, jboss, etc.) performs the authentication, and makes the results of the authentication known to your web application.
As a consequence, your web application doesn't need to implement NTLM, HTTP Basic, or any authentication code, because the container already does all that.
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