eborisow wrote:
Gabe Wong wrote:
Since the hasRole is being called, can you not do a super.hasRole
against the stripped user name of the Principal.
If so won't that suffice?
Gabe,
Yeah, I was thinking that. The hasRole though takes two parameters... a
Principal and the role name. I could not find any easy way to manipulate
the existing object name. I also looked into creating a GenericPrincipal,
but that requires a password parameter. The one thing I haven't tried is
'fudging' it by passing a user name and password that I know exists and see
if that works. Although, that won't help me in the future when I don't know
the password.
Short of hacking Tomcat, another possibility, is if you can access the
LDAP data - perhaps a thread
that populates a Database with the names with the group. Then check the
data as the hasRole method is called.
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Gabe Wong
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