Use the callback handler to get access to the values.
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Anil,
While the GenericHeaderbasedAuthenticator can get the UserID/Password from the
Request header, how does the CustomLoginModule get access to those values? I'm
not seeing the connection.
Within a portlet or a servlet, its easy to get at those values (they're in the
RenderRequest or Serv
Hi Ganesh,
Can you please share how you resolved the authentication issues at web layer as
well as the ejb layer in your scenario? I also have to something similar. I
have to use a custom SSO solution that sends the authenticated user's name and
role as cookies and with that I have to satisfy my
You will know whether a particular was needs form or basic auth. Right? In
that particular war, under WEB-INF/context.xml, provide an authenticator that
extends FormAuthenticator or BasicAuthenticator.
http://lists.jboss.org/pipermail/jboss-cvs-commits/2006-September/006921.html
That is all you
Hi Anil,
Thanks a lot for instant reply and your interest.
Firstly queries about your first reply
Anil: You have talked about web layer and ejb layer. Well yes we do have
separate interceptors for both layer but if I use form based authentication for
web layer then the same user information is p
For the web layer, you can header based authentication. You will need some
form of an authenticator. Look here for guidance:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=GenericHeaderBasedAuthentication
Once the login module is invoked, then the JBoss security layer takes care of
the subject/cachi
Ganesh, let me think on your usecase scenario a bit and suggest something.
I have been thinking about the scenario where in users want to plug in Tivoli
Access Manager to interoperate with JBoss security infrastructure. So your
description is quiet descriptive. If I need some specific details, I
