Well, I feel a bit stupid, having answered my own question almost as soon
as I asked it. The answer is that the namespace changed from org.jasig to
org.apereo, so if I was just looking in the correct place, I would have
found it.
-Nick
On Sun, Mar 3, 2024 at 4:28 PM Nick Couchman
wrote
Hello, everyone,
I have a Java project that relies on the CAS Client, and uses Maven to
manage dependencies. I was reviewing versions of dependencies and noticed
that the latest CAS client available in Maven is still the 3.6.4 client -
it doesn't look like any of the 4.x clients developed and relea
Could you also share your deployerConfigContext.xml file? I've been trying to
set up something similar and would be grateful for the help.
-Nick
> On Jul 21, 2016, at 06:23, Carlos de Nova wrote:
>
> Solved. Attached the login-webflow.xml with the logic to do failback in case
> no certificat
Wow, that's really, really embarrassing. Made that change and it works
perfectly. Thanks for pointing out the obvious.
-Nick
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Yep, with value= instead of value-ref=, it works great. Next time I'll read
the documentation more thoroughly.
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I'm having a really hard time figuring out the proper
deployerContextConfiguration.xml settings to get LDAP attributes from the
existing LDAP Authentication Handler rather than having to set up a separate
LDAP Directory search for attributes. I've found several references to how to
set it up,
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> ] *On Behalf Of *Nick Couchman
> *Sent:* Wednesday, June 8, 2016 11:54 AM
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> *Subject:* [cas-user] Assistance with x509 + LDAP
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> First, I'm new to CAS and am still working my way around i
First, I'm new to CAS and am still working my way around it, Spring, and
Maven. Have mercy on the newbie. My environment is a Linux server running
Apache Tomcat 8 with JDK 1.8. I've successfully configured LDAP
authentication based on the cas/login page - I can enter an e-mail address
and pa
