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How can I tell if a security domain is handling a specific access control request?

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How can I tell if a security domain is handling a specific access control request?

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The easiest way to tell if a security domain is handling an access control request for a particular resource is to look in the access control transaction Log for that security domain. For example, suppose a security domain is supposed to protect an “http” resource corresponding to the following resource request: Actions=GET, Resource Id=http://localhost:8080/examples/index.jsp If you attempt to access the resource via a web browser and the security domain access control transaction logging is enabled, you should see a new record resembling the following line appear at the bottom of the transaction log file: [10/Jul/2002:09:23:59 -0700] 127.0.0.1 – – http http://localhost:8080/examples/index.jsp “GET” 2 10 If the record does not appear, then the security domain is either not receiving the request or an error is occuring during the access control check. Check the security domain’s trace log for an ERROR or FATAL message related to the access control request. If not present, then check th

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