From: "Adam Hardy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Yes that's more or less what I did when writing a JBoss login module.
Unfortunately the JBoss stuff was really still in beta and I had to do a
fair amount of debugging to work out how to make it work.
Same here... after hours spent with JSwat stepping th
Wendy Smoak on 16/08/05 17:26, wrote:
The User and Role classes are more or less simple DTOs, one User object
for the user and x Role objects for each role the User is in.
This is where I'm stuck. Right now I'm playing with extending
Krb5LoginModule, just wrapping it and passing through all t
From: "Adam Hardy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
if you set up tomcat to use the JAAS realm, then tomcat will set up a
LoginContext, which is what you configure by pointing it to your
LoginModule(s).
You either code your LoginModule or perhaps use the Sun one you mention
(if the code does what it's meant
Hi Wendy,
if you set up tomcat to use the JAAS realm, then tomcat will set up a
LoginContext, which is what you configure by pointing it to your
LoginModule(s).
You either code your LoginModule or perhaps use the Sun one you mention
(if the code does what it's meant to), you just need to con
From: "netsql" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
JAAS I think acts a bit like a filter, it just gets called. In your
web-xml you tell it what url you want secured and somehow map how the
users see it. Bea site has a good doc on web.xml.
I'm okay with web.xml, it's configuring the Realm that I'm stuck on--
Wendy,
Check out this article on JAAS with LDAP. I am sure that it might not be
as hard to use Kerberos. I've seen an example of the userClassNames and
roleClassNames somewhere this week. Let me see if I find it and I will
forward it to you.
The article on JAAS is at:
http://www.theserversid
1st answer is I duno.
But...
JAAS I think acts a bit like a filter, it just gets called. In your
web-xml you tell it what url you want secured and somehow map how the
users see it. Bea site has a good doc on web.xml.
So I assume that when you get to the secure url, those classes fire and
see
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