You won't have a ticket available in your Request object unless you let the
user authenticate to CAS and then have CAS redirect back to your service.
-Scott
On 3/8/07, t ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I am having trouble getting the service ticket. I use the following code
and ticket turns out to be null-
ServiceTicketValidator sv = new ServiceTicketValidator();
sv.setCasValidateUrl("https://localhost:8443/cas/serviceValidate";);
sv.setService("http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp2/dem/basic-stuff.jsp
");
System.out.println("TICKET="+request.getParameter("ticket"));
sv.setServiceTicket(request.getParameter("ticket"));
sv.validate();
As per my understanding, one needs to either manually validate a ticket OR
set up the filters etc within web.xml. I have NOT modified web.xml and I
expected the above to work. Things work fine when I modify the web.xml and
let the filters redirect my requests to CAS.
Suggestions?
Thanks.
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