You most create a validator and configure it in the validator property of
authenticationViaFormAction bean of cas-servlet.xml. Then use
messages.properties to customize the message codes of the validator.
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CAS is be abble to do single sign on for http connections but you most
configure it properly because cookies are only sents over https you have
change that config value and switch to other client that support http not
only https like legacy-java-cas-client from yale client
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What kind of authentication handler you are using?? I ask this because since
I start using CAS, I use my own authentication handler, but I think that
this is the default behavior with the only difference the you obtain a new
serviceTicket every time hi try to login without presenting a valid
Yes it is possible, and also probed you need to has access to the registry
ticket implementation but there are two possible ways, by
ticketGrantingTicketId, and by username, the first choice is the best I
think, otherwise you should have your own authentication in CAS server and
authorities.
This should be enought to your needs. Just save this as .jsp file and use it
as login page
%@ page language=java contentType=text/html; charset=UTF-8
pageEncoding=UTF-8%
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
html
body
form method=post
