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Tuesday January 14, 2003

Remember Me Rocks!

I have to thank Erik for the idea of implementing "remember me" functionality. I just implemented it this morning on my current project, and it's already saving me time. I used to have to re-login each time after I re-deployed. No more, just refresh!! I love it - thanks Erik!

BTW, I ended up fixing the saving-bad-password problem by adding another cookie to the mix. This one is called authenticated and is set by my ActionFilter servlet, which filters my protected resources. Good stuff - I'll be adding it to struts-resume, and possibly Roller (is this a good feature to add?).

Posted in Java at Jan 14 2003, 09:37:29 AM MST 1 Comment
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I wouldn't mind having it in Roller, sure would save me time during those dev-cycles! Mostly I let Mozilla remember me, and just have to click the login button. Eh *shrug*

Posted by Lance on January 15, 2003 at 10:12 AM MST #

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