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I am trying to login from cURL command line with the command
curl --data "username=user&password=pass&submit=Login" http://www.ip.com:8080/LoginApplication/Login.jsp
And after that trying to access inner page using
curl http://www.ip.com:8080/LoginApplication/Success.jsp
But I am getting redirected to error page because of not logged in.
What I am missing in my first command so that it can maintain the session? I have my website locally hosted
Well, you'll need to store the session data in a cookie. You can use -c cookie_filename to create the cookie (add this to your login command). And then, for the other requests, you can read from the cookie with -b cookie_filename.
In example:
curl -s loginpage -c cookiefile -d "user=myself&pass=secure"
curl -s secretpage -b cookiefile
EDIT:
Notice many times loginpage is not the page you open with your web browser where you introduce your user and password. You'll have to check where the form is posting that data to (search the <form> tag in the source code and the action=... attribute). So, for example, if you want to log in to https://criticker.com, loginpage is https://www.criticker.com/authenticate.php and not https://www.criticker.com/signin.php, which is the one you open with your browser.
A tampering plugin/extension for your browser may help you find the correct loginpage and all the data that is being posted to it (like hidden input fields in the form).
-k. See curl --help for more information or search on the internet how to handle certificates. ;-)