All,
As far as I've seen, I do not see an implementation that enables an
application using a CAS 3+Spring 3 configuration to pass a gateway parameter
as part of the request which I guess would accomplish what I need.
I'm thinking of adding a filter which intercepts all requests and somehow
talk
As I use URLencoding the service parameters, I got:
I believe it would be helpful to carefully review the CAS protocol
documents at http://www.jasig.org/cas/protocol. A solid understanding
of the protocol will help put the following answers in better context.
1/ Is there a notion of session lifetime in CAS ? How it works ?
Yes. The SSO session
2010/4/19 Marvin Addison marvin.addi...@gmail.com:
I believe it would be helpful to carefully review the CAS protocol
documents at http://www.jasig.org/cas/protocol. A solid understanding
of the protocol will help put the following answers in better context.
Thank you Marvin for your
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This is not something that we *need*, or even *want*, but it's strange
behavior, so I thought I would report it.
One of my coworkers was stress-testing our CAS install, and for some
reason the tool he was using was passing '${username}' as the actual
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I am getting the following error -- I assume it is because I have
something configured wrong, as the database schema was setup by CAS:
Exception in thread pool-2-thread-174783
org.springframework.dao.DataIntegrityViolationException:
Which version of CAS are you running? This was an issue which got resolved
in 3.4.2.
On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 7:34 AM, Jeff Chapin jeff.cha...@uni.edu wrote:
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I am getting the following error -- I assume it is because I have
something configured
Gokula posted to the casshib list and I have responded to him there, but
I wanted to respond re: What's CASSHIB for?
I developed CASSHIB for a very specific reason: I didn't want developers
on my campus that need to federate their applications to have to go
through the process of setting up
We have a Spring application that is using CAS. This application does not use
the CAS client jar as a filter. The design uses a Spring Interceptor and makes
calls directly to CAS client classes.
So when the application is first hit we do a response.sendRedirect() to our
CAS server login URL.
Is there a way that the service could requests the server via a web
service ? So that it will prevent my user to be redirected each time.
302 redirects are a fundamental aspect of the CAS protocol. The CAS
server has a RESTful Web service API, but that is intended to be used
by service
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Does the module for cas 3.3.5 work with 3.4.2 on this module?
Anyone have any experiences with this?
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Jeff Chapin,
Assistant Systems/Applications Administrator
ITS-IS, University of Northern Iowa
Phone: 319-273-3162 Email: jeff.cha...@uni.edu
Hi All,
I put in the following logic to add a gateway parameter to the cas login
request(in case of access to a non-secure page).
final String urlEncodedService =
CommonUtils.constructServiceUrl(httpRequest,
httpResponse,
getServiceProperties().getService(),
Hi guys,
I'm creating a web service that can't be used by anyone, so I'm trying use
CAS.
I've configured web.xml based in this page
http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CASC/Configuring+the+JA-SIG+CAS+Client+for+Java+in+the+web.xmlbut
after logged in, cas don't redirect to the correct page!
e.g. I
I am also interested in this functionality. From an initial look at things, it
seems as though there are some updates required for this module to work with
CAS 3.4.2
I'm currently hand massaging files to see if I can the module to work, but any
other info on this module's expected updates or
Thanks!
I went back and looked at my hack and 5 lines later I see exactly what you
suggest.
Did you see my post about our Spring implementation? There are some in the
department that want me to do the same inside my authentication filter so they
won't have to change their web.xml to use the
I've just been trying to do the same. I have
Downloaded 3.3.5
Modified the version numbers in the pom.xml to 3.4.2
Installed in my local Maven
At this point everything looks ok, I can see the .war created in the
repository, and it contains the correct Jars
Then I added the dependancy to my
CAS + Spring Security support doesn't support gateway at the moment. Its on
my list of things to do but doesn't necessarily mesh well with the way
Spring Security works.
Redirecting to j_spring_cas_security_check isn't going to get you anywhere I
don't think. I'm not sure if you can combine it
Our CAS filters have always checked for the assertion, and not whether
getRemoteUser was set (since its technically not a requirement).
I wonder if it makes sense to do the following:
1. Have the CAS filters automatically check getRemoteUser (and possibly
fallback to checking the assertion).
Thanks for the reply scott,
i understood that part (to add the custom credentials) and just wanted to
confirm that the only possible way to make it work is to modify the
login-webflow.xml
As i mentioned in my earlier post, we were using the login-webflow.xml out
of the box, but now in order
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