Many Web server applications require login support. For example, a server application may require a user to login before granting access to some parts of a Web site. Pages may have a different appearance for different users; logins may be necessary to enable the Web server to send the right pages. Also, because servers have physical limitations on memory and processor cycles, server applications sometimes need the ability to limit the number of users at any given time. 

With WebSnap, incorporating login support into your Web server application is fairly simple and straightforward. You can add login support, either by designing it in from the beginning of your development process or by retrofitting it onto an existing application. 

For additional information on adding login support, refer to Adding Login Support.