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Suggest an approach to overcome the limitations of Basic Authentication
Old 02-09-2009, 06:58 AM Suggest an approach to overcome the limitations of Basic Authentication
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I am working on a Web Application that was build on MOD_PL/SQL. Basic authentication was proposed to authenticate the users of the application.

But I am facing some issues with the Basic Authentication.
  1. The user wants to have a re-login option after he/she clicks on the Logout link provided in the application. This was achieved by killing the Orace Session built for that window but the behaviour in IE/Netscape/firefox/Safari browser windows are different after killing the session i.e., the application is not compatible on all browsers.
  2. The number of times the authentication realm prompts for user credentials is also dependent on browsers.
Can anyone suggest me an approach that authenticates the users and makes my application compatible in all browsers.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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