Scott Battaglia wrote:
Ben,
I'll work on a CAS3/Acegi AuthenticationHandler this week. It
shouldn't be too difficultlt. Do you think having both the
PasswordHandler and an AuthenticationHandler will cause problems? We
are in RC, so I'm not sure we want to remove the handler.
After reading y
Per Ejeklint wrote:
Thanks Scott,
I promise to dig into the documentation so I get better understanding
of how it all comes together. :)
Have you checked out
http://www.acegisecurity.org/docbook/acegi.html#security-cas-install-client
on how to configure an Acegi application to use CAS?
-Scot
Ben,
I'll work on a CAS3/Acegi AuthenticationHandler this week. It shouldn't
be too difficultlt. Do you think having both the PasswordHandler and an
AuthenticationHandler will cause problems? We are in RC, so I'm not sure
we want to remove the handler.
I will also add an option to CAS to c
Ben, Scott,
> I think it would be good to have a 3.x-series compatible
> AuthenticationHandler, so that people wanting to try out CAS who already
> have an Acegi Security authentication environment configured can do so
> without trying to configure one of the CAS-included handlers.
Indeed. I thi
Thanks Scott,I promise to dig into the documentation so I get better understanding of how it all comes together. :)/Per21 feb 2006 kl. 02-21 | v.8 |14.39 skrev Scott Battaglia:Per, Even if you want to use Acegi to show single sign on, you don't need to configure CAS to use Acegi. An Acegi-protect
Scott Battaglia wrote:
If there's interest I can write an AuthenticationHandler that
delegates to an Acegi AuthenticationManager similar to what the
current CAS adapter does.
Hi Scott
I think it would be good to have a 3.x-series compatible
AuthenticationHandler, so that people wanting to
Per,
Even if you want to use Acegi to show single sign on, you don't need to
configure CAS to use Acegi. An Acegi-protected application can still
use CAS without CAS having to call any Acegi classes. The proper
filters/entry points just need to be configured on the application being
protect
Scott,sorry, I should be more clear. I'm trying to demo how CAS+Acegi gives single sign-on with a multi-webapp project I'm working with, so I need to go a bit further with the configuration. The CAS demo itself was easy enough to get working. :-)/Per21 feb 2006 kl. 02-21 | v.8 |14.28 skrev Scott Ba
Per,
To purely demo, you can actually just use the demo war included with CAS
(in the target directory). It is configured with a handler that merely
matches username and password. Otherwise, you can configure one of the
included handlers that authenticate against LDAP or a database (or a
si
Thanks!
I am indeed trying to use 3.0.4 with Acegi 1.0.0-RC2. Am trying to
get a simple but working setup to demo the concept.
To get going I can use version 2.0 instead, but it would be nice to
have a working demo with 3.0.4 as well. Do you know of any such setup
examples "out there"?
Your exception is that you are trying to convert an
org.jasig.cas.AuthenticationManager to a
org.acegisecurity.AuthenticationManager and they're not the same class.
Its important to note however, that if you're looking at JA-SIG CAS
3.0.x (current version 3.0.4), the CAS adapter is not somethi
Following the CAS server installation in the documentation, I get the following error and don't know how to continue. All help is appreciated!12:13:58,910 ERROR [ContextLoader] Context initialization failedorg.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'casPa
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