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I have a login-page with a j_security_check action. How does it work? <br />
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How do I control where to the browser shall go if there doesn't exist a valid session (authenticated)? I want it to end up on my login.html page.<br />
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How do I control where the browser shall go when I succed in the the authentication above?
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I have a login-page with a j_security_check action. How does it work? 

How do I control where to the browser shall go if there doesn't exist a valid session (authenticated)? I want it to end up on my login.html page.

How do I control where the browser shall go when I succed in the the authentication above?

j_security_check

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