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Subject: Re: Streaming Video Media
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Hi,=20

Quoth bperquku:
> Hi,
> I installed Tomcat 6.0. I have sample webapp that streams's video content.
> Is it possible somke how to protect video from downloading

Simplest suggestion: why don't you just let the webapp authenticate the user
against some user DB? If security isn't a concern there are even simpler me=
thods
(like, md5-hash the password and store it locally).
Query for it with a JS input dialog or an http form. If it's supposed to be=
 very
secure, use SSL on top.

Aleks

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