password reset plugin

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Hie all Java Gurus. Let's ay you have an already existing java application with security and authentication and all... without web-servises or LDAP stuff. just swing and a oracle DB Backen d to store users and passwords un-encrypted<<<strings>>

I need to go between the login splash and the first screen to put a module that handles:

• password period checking - No password shd be more than 10 days old

How can I manage such a feat

[r035198x]

Hie all Java Gurus. Let's ay you have an already existing java application with security and authentication and all... without web-servises or LDAP stuff. just swing and a oracle DB Backen d to store users and passwords un-encrypted<<<strings>>

I need to go between the login splash and the first screen to put a module that handles:

• password period checking - No password shd be more than 10 days old

How can I manage such a feat

What extra steps do you want to take if the password has expired?
An approach would be to check the age of the password everytime a user tries to log on and use a PL/SQL statement trigger before logon. This would mean that nothing is done on the date of expiry of the password.

[N002199B]

What extra steps do you want to take if the password has expired?
An approach would be to check the age of the password everytime a user tries to log on and use a PL/SQL statement trigger before logon. This would mean that nothing is done on the date of expiry of the password.

Yes, I think we are on the same wavelength. I want to keep an array of five previous passwords. If the password has expired according to the timestamp of the last password change <<< also stored In the USER'S Table on an Oracle DB >>>> compare the new suggested password against these.... It should not be equal to any of these.

From there, set the new password and record the timestamp (update DB) and allow the program flow to proceed from there as usually wld.

[r035198x]

Yes, I think we are on the same wavelength. I want to keep an array of five previous passwords. If the password has expired according to the timestamp of the last password change <<< also stored In the USER'S Table on an Oracle DB >>>> compare the new suggested password against these.... It should not be equal to any of these.

From there, set the new password and record the timestamp (update DB) and allow the program flow to proceed from there as usually wld.

Yep. This can be done on the DB side with a trigger. I'll copy this thread to the Oracle forum.