passwords should (almost) always be stored in a non-reversable hash (MD5,
SHA-1, etc) - you'll certainly need to know the algorithm if you're going to
duplicate the plain-text->hash-value to compare, but it sounds like you won't
have the plaintext password (which is good from a security point of
passwords should (almost) always be stored in a non-reversable hash (MD5,
SHA-1, etc) - you'll certainly need to know the algorithm if you're going to
duplicate the plain-text->hash-value to compare, but it sounds like you won't
have the plaintext password (which is good from a security point of vi
gt;>>>>>SOAPHeaderElement header = (SOAPHeaderElement)headers.get(0);
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>you can then extract the actual username by walking the DOM tree to
>>>>>>>>>>the node which contains the username
>>>>>>>>>>MessageElement usernameTokenElement =
>>>>>>>
echanisms. then on the server-side you'll typically
need a JNDI
interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on that side.
hth.
ron.
Hi,
is there any tutorial or example for authenticating
users of we
services
by username and
can support them. they
are part of
the WS-Security standard if you want to stick with "endorsed"
authentication
mechanisms. then on the server-side you'll typically need a JNDI
interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on that side.
hth.
ron.
t;>>>>>>>code, does an LDAP lookup of the user to gather roles, and then
>>>>>>>>creates an app-specific user object which it stores it as a properly
>>>>>>>>in the MessageContext where anyone in the handling chain can then
>
UsernameTokens. they're pretty
straight-forward as long as your client can support them. they
are part of
the WS-Security standard if you want to stick with "endorsed"
authentication
mechanisms. then on the server-side you'll typically need a JNDI
interface to
your LDAP serv
the authentication is completely transparent to the
>>>>>>>service itself.
>>>>>>>Thanks.
>>>>>>>Michael
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>&
you want to stick with "endorsed"
authentication
mechanisms. then on the server-side you'll typically need a JNDI
interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on that side.
hth.
ron.
Hi,
is there any tutorial or example for authenticatin
dates whatever it's configured
> >>>>>to validate and then passes the request on to your handlers/service
> >>>>>(or rejects the message if it does not validate properly). to add
> >>>>>UsernameTokens to a request and process them on the s
en passes the request on to your handlers/service
>>>>>>(or rejects the message if it does not validate properly). to add
>>>>>>UsernameTokens to a request and process them on the server requires
>>>>>>a CallbackHandler on the client side which can
on the server-side you'll typically need a JNDI
interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on that side.
hth.
ron.
Hi,
is there any tutorial or example for authenticating users of we
services
by username and pass over HTTPS? Can anybody explain in more
det
the most part. it also inserts a few entries in the
>>>> MessageContext so you can later determine what kind of authenication
>>>> has been done.
>>>>
>>>> hth.
>>>> ...ron.
>>>> Michael Rudolf wrote:
>>>>
>>>&g
straight-forward as long as your client can support them. they
are part of
the WS-Security standard if you want to stick with "endorsed"
authentication
mechanisms. then on the server-side you'll typically need a JNDI
interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on tha
t of
the WS-Security standard if you want to stick with "endorsed"
authentication
mechanisms. then on the server-side you'll typically need a JNDI
interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on that side.
hth.
....ron.
Hi,
is there any tutorial or
e user on that side.
hth.
....ron.
Hi,
is there any tutorial or example for authenticating users of we
services
by username and pass over HTTPS? Can anybody explain in more detail
how
this works? Is there any alternative to it? I want to query axis web
sercvices from a portal.
o stick with "endorsed"
authentication
mechanisms. then on the server-side you'll typically need a JNDI
interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on that side.
hth.
....ron.
Hi,
is there any tutorial or example for authenticating users of we
services
by
he WS-Security standard if you want to stick with "endorsed" authentication
mechanisms. then on the server-side you'll typically need a JNDI interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on that side.
hth.
ron.
Hi,
is there any tutorial or example for authen
a JNDI interface to
your LDAP server to authenticate the user on that side.
hth.
ron.
> Hi,
> is there any tutorial or example for authenticating users of we services
> by username and pass over HTTPS? Can anybody explain in more detail how
> this works? Is there any al
Hi,
is there any tutorial or example for authenticating users of we services
by username and pass over HTTPS? Can anybody explain in more detail how
this works? Is there any alternative to it? I want to query axis web
sercvices from a portal. That uses LDAP for authetication. I would like
to
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