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How-to-achieve-url-maxtry-filter-in-virgo tomcat server [message #903881]

Mon, 27 August 2012 05:52

karthik elavan

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Registered: August 2011
Location: Chennai

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Hi everyone,

Please give me some ideas to achieve max try concept.

I want to destroy the url path after some amount of access.

For eg., if I give maxtry = 2 for the run time generated url (http://localhost:8080/Test/dely/ios/item/42/23/cc.mp4), After the two times access of the above url for the third time that url path will not be able to access for anyone.

My environment is:

Virgo-tomcat-server
linux

How to achieve this using virgo tomcat filter?

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Re: How-to-achieve-url-maxtry-filter-in-virgo tomcat server [message #904063 is a reply to message #903881]

Mon, 27 August 2012 17:13

Violeta Georgieva

Messages: 278
Registered: October 2010

Senior Member

There is no such predefined filter that can be used by default. You should provide it by yourself.
Regards
Violeta

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Re: How-to-achieve-url-maxtry-filter-in-virgo tomcat server [message #905396 is a reply to message #904063]

Thu, 30 August 2012 10:03

karthik elavan

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Registered: August 2011
Location: Chennai

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Thanks for your reply.

Can you please point me some good examples for how to write our own servlet filter in apache tomcat.

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Re: How-to-achieve-url-maxtry-filter-in-virgo tomcat server [message #905602 is a reply to message #905396]

Thu, 30 August 2012 18:11

Tin N/A

Messages: 46
Registered: December 2010

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Here are a few:

http://bit.ly/Ov9HjA

But I don't think your approach of "destroying URL path" is the most efficient. I'd put the logic that counts and controls access requests into a servlet/controller that serves the URL and just return 404s when the count for each URL goes over the limit. You don't need a filter for that, although the same logic can be implemented in a filter.

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