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Filter does not filter CSS and JS_html/css_WEB-ITnose

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Release: 2016-06-24 11:49:20
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Filter is used in Java Web to prevent the browser from accessing internal URLs without logging in.

I won’t talk about the usage. I looked at the usage on the Internet and basically posted the code from Li Gang’s J2EE book.

It should be noted that if you directly set /*, your CSS and JS files will also be filtered out.

So how to solve it? It is also said on the Internet to create a jspPage folder, put the jsp page in it, and then set jspPage/*. I would like to say that this method may be suitable for simple page jumps, but I encountered Adjusting a website with a navigation bar will cause confusion and is not advisable.

The recommended approach is: change the code in the Filter file

if( session.getAttribute("user")== null && !requestPath.endsWith(loginPage) && !requestPath.endsWith(LoginServlet ) && !requestPath.endsWith(".css")&&!requestPath.endsWith(".js") ){
request.setAttribute("loginError" , "You are not logged in yet");

request.getRequestDispatcher(loginPage).forward(request, response);

}

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