The following is an LDAP (AD) Authentication Service that does not require
modifying the structure of Active Directory. It was written to be configured
as a turbine service and configurable via the attached
JetspeedSecurity.properties modifications and additions. The plan is to add
any
Below is modification to an LDAP Authentication service I previously submitted
to this mailing list to authenticate users of LDAP/AD.
Add parameters section of text to you Jetspeed's JetspeedSecurity.properties
file and configure to use the class below. Drop the jar of the class into
/webapps
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> Note: The first time a user authenticates, their Jetspeed database
> entry is created, but for some reason the user will have to
> re-authenticate again to
> completely log in for the first time. Later authentications do not
> need this additional step. I'm unsure
> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 12:39 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: LDAP/AD Authentication Service
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>
> Below is modification to an LDAP Authentication service I
> previously submitted
> to this mailing list to authenticate users of LDAP/AD.
>
> Add param
"Aurelien Pernoud" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've found a similar case here, cause in my app I'm creating users
> PSML when users first login (looks like what you're doing too), I'm
> using another app to populate users (login/pwd...). Is the error
> something related with a null profile or
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> I get a bit more content, but that's about it. I've fiddled with it
> from several different angles and I can't get past this issue. I
> suppose, I might have to trace deeper into supporting frameworks...
> We've applied a business rule for now to cover the issue.
