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Hi Kristian,

In addition to removing the filter from web.xml, you will also have to make changes to the security-config.xml.

If you take a look at that file, the first set of lines in that XML will be having URL interceptors for the application. Something like...

<sec:http ...

   <sec:intercept-url pattern

    ....

    ....

    ....

</sec:http>

Depending upon which URLs you want to continue to keep secure, you will have to remove entries from this section of the XML. It is then that you will get rid of the JSP.

Also, having the view stack as you mentioned, before/above the actual Manage Templates application should produce a login screen, wherein you can get the user credentials and establish a login session. BTW, you could also use our ISSOManager, which you can retrieve using ServiceProvider.getUserService(), to perform the login operation given a username/password.