"rpa_rio" wrote : "nothingman" wrote : "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : See the
verifier attribute of BaseCertLoginModule:
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| | Thanx I'll try today.
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"rpa_rio" wrote : Have you followed the topics: "2 - Client authentication" and
"2 - Client authentication with self-signed server cert" to make work as you
need?
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Yes but I really cannot have the client certificate on the server. We already
have a repository with all the users data (name,
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : See the verifier attribute of BaseCertLoginModule:
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| http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=BaseCertLoginModule
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Thanx I'll try today.
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"rpa_rio" wrote : Have you found the way to do it nothingman?
No, I'm newbie about jaas and I dind't yet undenderstand how to do it...
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"amdonov" wrote : I have a custom login module that uses client certificates.
It sets the identity to a SimplePrincipal with the CN portion of the
certificate. However, in my servlet calls to
request.getUserPrincipal().getName() return the entire subject DN. I checked,
and the principal is a
Hi, I've read the ssl how-to http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SSLSetup
and it seams that, in order to do client authentication, you need to import all
the clients certificates on the server. Is it correct ?
In our environment we already have users data and credentials stored on a db
and
