Hello, I am wondering if anyone has encountered a similar issue and could provide some direction.
We currently have two situations on how we handle password expiration. In the first one when a user logs in and their password is close to expiring we give them a warning and an option to a link to a password change web application. In the redirect link, we pass the original service that the user was trying to access, and once the user has changed their password, we redirect them back to the service. to "get" the service, we grab the service ticket which the user was given upon authentication and use it to get the service from the web flow. In the second case the user logs in, and their password has expired, so we redirect them to the password change web application, and once they have changed their password, redirect them to default service. because there is no authentication, we do not have access to the stored service. the questions we have are: the service url seems to be stored in an abstract service object, and protected, so that it is only available to classes that extend that abstract class, but not to instantiations of the extended class itself. Is there a way to get the service regardless of whether the user authenticated or not? is there a unified approach or do we have to have separate approaches for each case? thanks for help and direction, Gabe -- You are currently subscribed to cas-dev@lists.jasig.org as: arch...@mail-archive.com To unsubscribe, change settings or access archives, see http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/JSG/cas-dev
