Also, it is often required to limit access to some pages to make them
secure, and the standard security solutions often work by limiting access to a
certain subdirectory. Let's see how we can create a directory structure in our
Tapestry application.
Say we want to have a subdirectory named \secure, and put some pages with
sensitive content into it.
First of all, create such a subdirectory in the appropriate directory of your IDE
(Web Pages or WebContent). Then create a template for a new page, let it be named
Payment.tml, and put it into the \secure subdirectory.
In order not to worry about having the Tapestry namespace right, I find
it convenient to copy an existing page template in Project Explorer or
Project view, depending on the IDE you are using. Then paste it into a
directory where you want to have a new template??”say \secure, and
change its name and contents as you wish.
The contents of the new template can be as simple as this:

Payment Page

Some payment functionality goes here.

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