particularly
what is the role of an ArgumentExtractor vs WebApplicationService and at what
points in the request processing do they come into play?
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Also does this line remove TGT’s created via the REST API as well or just the
one that is created via normal login?
https://github.com/Jasig/cas/blob/master/cas-server-webapp-support/src/main/java/org/jasig/cas/web/flow/TerminateSessionAction.java#L89
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What’s the lifetime of a TGT created via the CAS REST API (POST
/cas/v1/tickets) ?
Of course it is killed once there is a DELETE performed on the resource, but
barring that, how long will the TGT be valid?
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I am curious though, what were the motivations to use webflow for login when
the rest of the application appears to use SimpleUrlHandlerMapping?
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Nevermind, it appears I found it. If I understand web flow correctly, the fact
that this flow is given an id of “login” maps it to /login: (in cas-servlet.xml)
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It appears CAS uses Spring webflow only for login, is that correct?
Where is the code/configuration that maps the /login endpoint to the
login-webflow?
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What is the general preferred/standard method of building/testing the CAS
project on a local dev machine?
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Hi Guys,
I have the following requirement : "Concurrent user logins of any single "user
account" must be restricted."
I've implemented the solution proposed by Spring Security
(http://static.springsource.org/spring-security/site/docs/3.0.x/reference/session-mgmt.html#concurrent-sessions)
becaus
Thank you for your reply.
I understand your answer. However this means that from a system standpoint, it
is impossible to have an idle timeout when using CAS because CAS will
automatically send a logout service ...!
My question is: Is there any solution to meet this need?
I thought about chan
Hello,
I do not know if this is the right place to submit my request ... I have a
problem concerning the definition of the CAS IdleTimeout.
I want to be able to expire the session of a CASified service after 30 min of
inactivity in this service. Due to a problem caused by the way Spring
imp
to spend
some time helping the community in testing and/or contribute if possible.
Please let us know if we can be of any help,
~Alex
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From: Scott M. Holodak [mailto:sholo...@princeton.edu]
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how do we make CAS aware
of it?
2. We are a .NET development shop and hence the concern of how much custom
code are we looking at?
3. Has anyone in the community integrated using Waffle? Here is the link:
http://waffle.codeplex.com/
I would appreicate any feedback/pointers.
Regards,
Alex
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