John:
It was all I could do to get the code posted!! I need to put the source code up as
well-will get to it this week. I think it covers the features of your original
proposal. How should we work on getting both of them admitted and beefing up the
realm services. I am not an expert on working
Tony
I had a look at the documentation for your LDAPRealm and apart from the HA
features it looks very similar to my original JNDIRealm proposal both in
features and configuration options. I couldn't see any source code on your
site though.
I sent a revised functional specification to the tom
John:
Sorry I have been really busy and have not had a chance to followup on my emails.
The original author of the sdk is actually back doing continuing work on it. Yes
indeed you can replace the ldap provider with the one from iplanet and it gets you
much better session and connection recovery.
At 21:41 04/01/02, Tony Dahbura wrote:
>John:
>There are other issues with the JNDI implementation that we have run into
>with some
>commercial high end load balancers. It has to do with connection
>re-authentication
>and sessions getting dropped on non used connections.
> I did some work on t
John:
There are other issues with the JNDI implementation that we have run into with some
commercial high end load balancers. It has to do with connection re-authentication
and sessions getting dropped on non used connections. I did some work on the actual
API for the Netscape LDAP implementation
At 04:28 04/01/02, Tony Dahbura wrote:
>I would like to see about proposing the development of an additional realm
>module for tomcat. I have begun some design on this and think it will
>meet the
>needs of many folks out there utilizing LDAP. I would like to propose a
>native
>LDAP realm modul
