Excellent stuff, congratulations!!! Have you tried it with Oracle Files? Does mod_osso now work as if it were mod_cas?
On 7/21/06, Pablo Millet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That's the whole idea! > I have been a little bit unclear about what I actually done. For that I > apologize... > > Let me clarify: > We at Guthenburg university use the whole OCS (Oracle Collaboration Suite) > > We have: > - Midtier ( Portal, Mail, Calendar) > - Infra (OID, SSO) > - DB (database, mail) > > The documentation shows how to CASify the SSO part of the OCS. This > means that ALL Oracle SSO enabled applications and tools (eg, Oracle > Portal, Mail, Calendar) will appear as if they where CAS clients. > Behind the curtains its only the SSO part of the OCS that works with CAS. > > We also replaced the logout functionality to do Oracle SSO logout > (session invalidation) first and finally call the CAS logout servlet. > I'm working on the documentation as we speak. I'll let you know when its > published! > > For those of you that wants to dig even deeper into the source code and > start using it. > What se.gu.cas.filter.CASSimpleFilter does (very simple): > 1. If no CAS ServiceTicket (ST) is found in the request it redirects the > client to CAS > 2. If a ST is found it continues processing the request... meaning that > the client will end up on se.gu.cas.oracle.plugin.CASAuthenticator > > What se.gu.cas.oracle.plugin.CASAuthenticator does (very simple): > 1. Validates the given CAS ServiceTicket (ST). > 2. If validation of ST returns success it starts a Oracle SSO session > and then hands over the responsibility to standard Oracle SSO. > > From now on ALL Oracle SSO enabled applications will answer to Oracle > SSO...! > It's exactly the same as any CAS client. > > Hope this helps. > -- "Those who ignore standards are doomed to reinvent them." - Tantek _______________________________________________ Yale CAS mailing list [email protected] http://tp.its.yale.edu/mailman/listinfo/cas
