"Imanuel Greenfeld" writes:
> Robbie Harwood writes:
>> "Imanuel Greenfeld" writes:
>>
>>> I have 2 domains which there is no trust between them.
>>
>> Do you have two realms (A and B), with two machines (machine_a in A,
>> and machine_b in B), and two services (service_a on machine_a, and
>> s
"Imanuel Greenfeld" writes:
> public void doWithKeytabFile() {
> KerberosRestTemplate restTemplate =
> new KerberosRestTemplate("/tmp/user2.keytab",
> "us...@example.org");
> restTemplate.getForObject("http://neo.example.org:8080/hello";,
> String.class);
> }
>
> As you can se
Thank you Robbie.
You are right using a script calling curl I managed to send the request and
all ok, but it's horrible idea to call curl from C++ and how will I do it ?
system call ?
So, I did this instead so far :-
struct SOAP_ENV__Header
{
struct ns3__Header *ns3__MyHeader;
Thanks Robbie.
Noted.
Ok, let me explain so that all is clear :-
I'm not on Java, I'm on C++.
I am trying to send HTTP request from machine_a (client) to machine_b
(server) and these 2 realms have no trust between them.
I found a way to get this to work with Java, but I am on C++. So in Java,
"Imanuel Greenfeld" writes:
> You are right using a script calling curl I managed to send the
> request and all ok, but it's horrible idea to call curl from C++ and
> how will I do it ? system call ?
Curl has a library (libcurl) with bindings you can use:
https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/
Thanks,
Imanuel,
You are describing a custom implementation of some sort, or we are
confusing terminology of "Service ticket" vs "Kerberos Keytab".
I'm afraid what you are describing is flawed in its premise that a
kerberos keytab is ever actually "presented" over the wire in the way you
are detailing.
Thank you Robbie.
Appreciated.
The problem is that we're 6 months into the project and we'll have to start
again using libcurl instead of gSoap.
So I'm re-sending you the existing code. Any ideas how this needs to change
so that I can authenticate ?
struct SOAP_ENV__Header
{
struct ns3__H
