[JBoss-user] [Security JAAS/JBoss] - Re: Can I create a J2EE-generic authentication module?

2005-08-25 Thread tcherel
With JBoss, as part of your login module, if you want to specify what are the 
roles of the user, you need to create a Group class instance (agree, it does 
not need to be the one form JBoss) with a specific name (JBoss specific).
The fact that this Group instance with this specific name is used to specify 
the user roles is 100% JBoss specific and is not portable.
If you are using your own Group class, yes, your code will compile with another 
application server and yes you will be able to configure your module with 
another app server, but it will not work if you also want to specify the roles 
of the user (for example, WebLogic does it differently).

Thomas

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[JBoss-user] [Security JAAS/JBoss] - Re: Can I create a J2EE-generic authentication module?

2005-08-25 Thread flarosa
Thanks for the tips. I decided I don't mind implementing a jboss-specific class 
for now and porting it later.

I read the docs and I think I understand how to extend 
UsernamePasswordLoginModule. However I've never tried to integrate 
authentication with a J2EE application server before, so I find myself asking a 
couple of questions which are probably pretty basic:

(1) A user submits a name and password on a form in a web application. How do I 
present these to JBoss for authentication via my module?

(2) A user is authenticated in a web application. Does the authentication 
become associated with the HTTP session? If so, how do I access it on 
subsequent requests?

Thanks.

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[JBoss-user] [Security JAAS/JBoss] - Re: Can I create a J2EE-generic authentication module?

2005-08-24 Thread tcherel
Unfortunately, not really.
The JAAS basic capabilities are common to all application server, but when 
writing your own custom JAAS login modules, in order to fully integrate it with 
the app server, you will have to write some app server specific code:

- If you want to specify what are the roles of the user during the 
authentication, this is done in an app server specific way (a Group with a 
specific name for JBoss, an instance of a specific class for WebLogic, etc...).

- If you want to have you JAAS login module to interact with other JAAS login 
modules of the app server (for example, you just want to extend some 
capabilities of the app server existing JAAS login module), then this will also 
be some app server specific code (the JAAS login modules shared state mechanism 
is used in most cases, but how it is used - what you have to put in it - is app 
server specific).

Thomas

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[JBoss-user] [Security JAAS/JBoss] - Re: Can I create a J2EE-generic authentication module?

2005-08-24 Thread niwhsa
You can write your own JAAS login module and plug it into the 
conf/login-config.xml file.
If you want complete portability ensure that you custom implement the Principal 
and Group classes and dont use the ones from JBoss. I have done this 
successfully. There is no issue with that.

Once you have done this, you can take this LoginModule anywhere as its fully 
portable and not dependant on JBoss.

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