Web Site Login Password Protection

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Features       How It Works       Demo One      Demo Two       Download       Hosting      SSL Secure      Contact Us	Three areas have been setup using Website Login- a management area, an employee area, and a customer area. There are six protected documents in each area. User information is administered through a configurable Administration Menu. The password is pass. Use this menu to create, view, modify, and delete users. Three users have been defined in the database: user1, user2, and user3. Their passwords are pass1, pass2, and pass3 respectively. The person user1 has access to the management area and the employee area. The person user2 has access just to the employee area. The person user3 has access just to the customer area. Sign-in to the Management Area Username:  Password:         Remember password? Link to protected management home page  Link to protected management document 1 Link to protected management document 2 Link to protected management document 3 Link to protected management document 4 Link to protected management document 5   Sign-in to the Employee Area Username:  Password:         Remember password? Link to protected employee home page  Link to protected employee document 1 Link to protected employee document 2 Link to protected employee document 3 Link to protected employee document 4 Link to protected employee document 5   Sign-in to the Customer Area Username:  Password:         Remember password? Link to protected customer home page  Link to protected customer document 1 Link to protected customer document 2 Link to protected customer document 3 Link to protected customer document 4 Link to protected customer document 5   This Java servlet includes a fast BTree database that is very efficient even with a large number of users. Any number of protected areas can be managed by a single instance of the servlet and each user can be given access to any number of protected areas.